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Target shooting with the Nikon M-223 rifle scope
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Well said RDS
Just wondering , what distance will the223 shoot flat to . Hope to buy one soon
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Hi – could you tell me what kind of gun vise you are using?
@MrAppleseed88 If you use a 74 grain bullet then that scope isn't for you. Thats the biggest reason I don't like scopes with bullet drop compensators. I prefer either standard quarter moa or tenth mil clicks. That way the scope works with any round you care to shoot. make your drop charts. learn your dope ( data on previous engagement) and you can go from target to target just as quickly. this is not to say the scope doesn't work. it works well. I like shooting any round I choose to shoot.
@mrblueagian
I am using a White Oak Armament 16 inch barrel with a 1/7 twist. I think a 20 inch would work even better with this scope.
@dmjerrywest44 So far I really like the scope. The BDC reticle has smaller circles, and clear glass allowing me to see the targets better. I think the scope is worth every dollar. Check one out at your local outdoor shop and compare the optics to other high end scopes.