Bushnell Elite 10X Mildot

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Hey anybody know who stocks the Bushnell Elite 3200 fixed 10x mildot scope with the taget turrets? My 2006 Russells catalogue doesn't show them... Wondering if anyone knows sources & prices, etc... Thanks in advance.

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How much total verticle MOA adjustment does the 3200 10X40 mil dot offer? I have one on a rifle as of last night, and would like to be able to cross reference the above data to my ballistics program to figure my max range, but have no clue what the 3200's adjustment range is. (took it on trade, no manual, haven't bothered "clicking and counting" yet either from zero) Sorry for the hijack.
 
But no A/O........ouch. Your giving up a few points without the A/O. I suspect they dropped the A/O to keep the price point.
 
cpt. canuck said:
RifleDude said:
TheCanuck said:
A/O?
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Adjustable Objective. IMHO, not really required for a fixed power scope such as the Bushnell Elite 10X40 mildot.
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Agreed
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I concur as well, good enough for the us commoners. But lets all remember Joe shoots on an entirely different level than us :lol: :!:
 
When was the last time you guys checked the shift in reticle at 200 and 300 yards to start? I pointed this out to a fella board member while we were at the range and he couldn't believe the parallax issues. By not having a A/O(Adjustable objective or side focus) you are giving the edge to your competition.....unless they are using the same scope of course.

Then the fella who can best keep his eye in the same position relative the scope (all else being equal) will out shoot his competitor.

Bag the gun sometime and check out the movement at 200 and 300 yards. Hell you'll probably see it at 100 yards.

I guess if you have a reticle the size of a fence post you don't worry about consistent small groups.

Consistency is the name of the game and removing parallax is an easy one but not without an A/O!
 
The Weaver T10 with A/o was a nice piece of glass. Competitively priced as well. Target turrets. Too bad it wasn't offered with mil-dot
 
I cannot decide which one to buy. Elite 3200 10x or 5-15 "Legend". These two are almost same price. I am going to put it on my .22 target rifle. Suggestion pls.
 
Here we go. If your shooting for fun. Buy the cheapest one. If your serious, want to avoid misses and maybe even be competitive, buy one with an Adjustable Objective :shock: I know .............

Br shooters continually strive to eliminate variables that prevent them from winning. You will not see a serious competitor shooting without one.
 
The success and popularity, and clearly the quality of the Bushnell 10X, speaks for itself. It has to be the single most talked about scope on this sight with very few complaints. I have one on my 700TLR and it works great, now keep in mind I only shoot with it out to 100 yards at our range, but it is consistant, very clear and the bullet always hits what it is pointed at. I have tried it out to 300 yards on another range with the same results. For the money, it is pretty much the best bang for the buck.
 
Money always talks and if you use it within its limitations it should work.

Now keep in mind, that even though factory set to be parallax free at 100 yards, they seldom are :shock:
 
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