Any Probs putting Busnell Elite 3200 scope on a T/C Triumph or Omega?

Jack&7

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Hello...

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I have a brand new Bushnell 3200 Elite 3-9X40 with the Firefly reticle and I am looking to mount it on a T/C Triumph or Omega (which I still have to buy).

Does anyone know of any issues in that type of set-up? I have read another post by a guy stating that he had problems sighting in his Bushnell scope because he maxxed out the windage adjustments. I am assuming this problem is due to a poor mount...but I am wondering if anyone knows of any issues of mounting my scope on a muzzleloader. Will the recoil cause me scope problems?

Hopefully this post made sense...

Thanks for any help in advance...
 
Jack&7,
Given that muzzleloaders usually don't get shot that much, recoil effecting your scope isn't that likely. What is more likely is that a hot loaded muzzleloader will drive that bushnel into your forehead. Eye relief is short, no matter what their ad copy says.
 
I had a Bushnell Elite 3200 2-7 on my Omega; after getting smacked in the head enough that I needed a Tylenol, I decided to go to a Burris Short Mag Scope with 4 1/2" of eye relief. The other problem I had with the Elite was the length; it was just a wisker away from the rear sight and a b**ch of a thing to get even a bkini cover on the scope.

The only Elite I would use on a muzzleloader from Bushnell would be the Elite 3200 3-10x40; it has 3 3/4" of eye relief and my 375 H&H has not smacked me in the head yet.
 
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I had a Bushnell Elite 3200 2-7 on my Omega; after getting smacked in the head enough that I needed a Tylenol, I decided to go to a Burris Short Mag Scope with 4 1/2" of eye relief. The other problem I had with the Elite was the length; it was just a wisker away from the front sight and a b**ch of a thing to get even a bkini cover on the scope.
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Dude, why did you mount your scope on the end of your barrel, "almost touching the front sight"? Or are the new 3200's 24" long?:p

Jack&7
The only problem mounting on a ML is you have to go high enough to clear the hammer. I have no recoil problems with my Burris FF2.
 
do yourself a favour and get a set of Millet rings for your scope, as they are adjustable for windage.
 
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