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nikon m-308
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bruce_ventura
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What type of rifle (AR-10, bolt, etc) and engagement distance? 4-16X is a lot of magnification for most LEO scenarios. There are much better reticles than the BDC-800. It is overly busy, yet has no windage hold-offs.
If you plan to train often with this rifle, then you can go more complicated. If this rifle spends all of its time in the trunk waiting for the SHTF, then a recommend you keep it simple. Either way get something you can bet your life on.
If you plan to train often with this rifle, then you can go more complicated. If this rifle spends all of its time in the trunk waiting for the SHTF, then a recommend you keep it simple. Either way get something you can bet your life on.
Bruce asks a lot of good question's that will make an impact in my scope suggestion for you. I easily have over 5000 rounds under Nikon's M-308 scope and the 3 I have have worked flawlessly. I prefer the BDC reticle just because I am often shooting different weight bullets and I can dial in the accuracy with Nikon's Spot On Ballistic Program.
As much as I like the M-308 for longrange shooting/hunting, I think if I'm picking one scope on my SHTF rifle, I am going with a more compact scope like the M-223 2-8 BDC 600. While it is a M-223, I can still dial in my .308 rounds using Spot On. So, lot's of flexibility and accuracy in a compact scope.
As much as I like the M-308 for longrange shooting/hunting, I think if I'm picking one scope on my SHTF rifle, I am going with a more compact scope like the M-223 2-8 BDC 600. While it is a M-223, I can still dial in my .308 rounds using Spot On. So, lot's of flexibility and accuracy in a compact scope.
