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Since I couldn't find a thread like this, I'll start one...


Remington 700 chambered in .308, Boyds stock, Bushnell ERS 6-24x50mm



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Yeah I thought there was one. I can't keep up with this place.

Either way, post pics of your target and precision rifles!
 
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New to shooting and this is my first gun other than pellet guns. Still trying to find places where I can shoot regularly. Every club seems to be full and no new members. :-(

It's a Ruger Precision Rifle chambered in .243 and the scope is a Bushnell Elite Tactical 4.5-30x 50mm with 30mm tube.
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Custom built Rem 700.

Rem 700 Police action
McPhee AMTU contour 26.5" stainless .30 cal barrel. 1 in 11.33" twist
Dlask Arms Corp bolt handle
MDT TAC-21 chassis
Magpul PRS Stock
S&B 5 - 25 X 56mm PM-II
Badger Ordnance Maximized High rings
Atlas LW-17 V8 bipod
JSA Tactical Ghostex Delta-6 barricade rest
JSA Tactical shooting bags

 
techie1961 said:
New to shooting and this is my first gun other than pellet guns. Still trying to find places where I can shoot regularly. Every club seems to be full and no new members. :-(

It's a Ruger Precision Rifle chambered in .243 and the scope is a Bushnell Elite Tactical 4.5-30x 50mm with 30mm tube.
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What height of scope rings did you go with?
 
unic said:
What scope is that?
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Secozoom 5-50x75. Since I don't have anything with this magnification to compare it to, I will say it is fairly good and an excellent value for the price ($400cdn). The scope is stable, repeatable and has almost 50 MOA of adjustment (7.5 MOA per revolution, 1/8 click). If you turn the knobs it will return to zero without issue. Out to 40x the optical quality it is great; at max zoom you have chromatic distortion and the image is not crisp, but it is usable. I wasn't sure what it would perform like, but it did come with a money back guarantee. I could have got one with less power, but I wanted to be able to see the holes in the target without having to use a spotting scope. It has performed well so far with about 100 rounds through the gun.

Here is an image at about 44x of a 7" post at about 200 yds. It was a hazy/smokey day taken through a window. This picture doesn't do it justice, but I don't have any others.

20160527_203830_HDR by twoicebergs, on Flickr
 
twoicebergs said:
Secozoom 5-50x75. Since I don't have anything with this magnification to compare it to, I will say it is fairly good and an excellent value for the price ($400cdn). The scope is stable, repeatable and has almost 50 MOA of adjustment (7.5 MOA per revolution, 1/8 click). If you turn the knobs it will return to zero without issue. Out to 40x the optical quality it is great; at max zoom you have chromatic distortion and the image is not crisp, but it is usable. I wasn't sure what it would perform like, but it did come with a money back guarantee. I could have got one with less power, but I wanted to be able to see the holes in the target without having to use a spotting scope. It has performed well so far with about 100 rounds through the gun.

Here is an image at about 44x of a 7" post at about 200 yds. It was a hazy/smokey day taken through a window. This picture doesn't do it justice, but I don't have any others.

20160527_203830_HDR by twoicebergs, on Flickr
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Thanks for the review. It is good to hear that it is stable. I have been holding back on their ED version of the same scope.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-50x75-ED-...832537?hash=item236c0093d9:g:gW4AAOSwbPxXPnVz
 
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