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<blockquote data-quote="Greyfox" data-source="post: 774468" data-attributes="member: 10291"><p>I' think the Sendaro in either caliber would be a good choice. I currently have the Nightforce G7/50mm mounted on my Rem 700 Milspec in 300WM. It's pricey but is a superb scope that I found had the features I was looking for. Highspeed Turret, zero stop, and a reticle that has MOA windage, and a calibrated yardage reticle for 600 yards as a quick backup for mid range, quick shots when encountered. I also like the turrets available from G7 that are available with a custom yardage scale that has a MOA scale in the lower portion of the turret.. It's a very versatile, high quality long range scope. IMO.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Greyfox, post: 774468, member: 10291"] I' think the Sendaro in either caliber would be a good choice. I currently have the Nightforce G7/50mm mounted on my Rem 700 Milspec in 300WM. It's pricey but is a superb scope that I found had the features I was looking for. Highspeed Turret, zero stop, and a reticle that has MOA windage, and a calibrated yardage reticle for 600 yards as a quick backup for mid range, quick shots when encountered. I also like the turrets available from G7 that are available with a custom yardage scale that has a MOA scale in the lower portion of the turret.. It's a very versatile, high quality long range scope. IMO. [/QUOTE]
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