You think a 308 semi-auto produces, "excessive" recoil?What's a decent LPVO for a semi/Auto 308. ( that can stand up to the pounding of a semiautomatic) 1-6 or 1-8 power range
The action moves violently. Some lower quality scopes can slowly loose zero.. I once placed a Weaver scope on an SKS .. barely lasted four boxes of rounds. Some people insist on Bushnell or Leupold .. I like to hear other experiences.You think a 308 semi-auto produces, "excessive" recoil?
The answer to your question of what LPVO can stand up to the pounding of a semiautomatic? Is ..... ALL OF THEM.
400 yards max , 165-178 grn projectile mostly steel platesAny decent modern scope will have no issue with 308 recoil. What's your budget? What sort of shooting are you going to do with it?
So you think a semi-auto action has more recoil impulse than a bolt action? Interesting .... totally wrong, but interesting none the less.The action moves violently. Some lower quality scopes can slowly loose zero.
I think this totally depends on the semi auto action vs the weight of the bolt gun. An ultra lightweight bolt action in 308 will have more and sharper recoil than a B&T APC 308 for example. But a lightweight semi auto 308 vs a 30lb bench rifle is a whole different story. FN Scar's in 308 were known to bust up optics, never heard of any bolt actions doing the same.So you think a semi-auto action has more recoil impulse than a bolt action? Interesting .... totally wrong, but interesting none the less.
From my understanding, M-1a / M-14 were hard on some brands too ..I think this totally depends on the semi auto action vs the weight of the bolt gun. An ultra lightweight bolt action in 308 will have more and sharper recoil than a B&T APC 308 for example. But a lightweight semi auto 308 vs a 30lb bench rifle is a whole different story. FN Scar's in 308 were known to bust up optics, never heard of any bolt actions doing the same.



























