illuminated crosshairs ??
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I'd also like to know this as I'm looing into buying a scope to put on my BLR 81'. I've been looking into the Bushnell illuminated ones,but don't know whether it's worth it.
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just make sure there adjustable, if there to bright is worse than none at all. i had to turn the brightness way down on my nightforce.
just my 2 cents.
just my 2 cents.
Depends alot on where and what you hunt. I find illuminated crosshairs to be handy when hunting in dense brush as the black crosshairs can sometimes get lots in the trees. They can also be helpful in lower light situations (though if you have a decent scope, light transmission is less of an issue).
Adjustable brightness should be a given.
What works good on a high powered rifle ? Well, more often than not, if you buy cheap you get cheap. There are ALOT of crappy illuminated reticle scopes around. Good scopes can be more expensive. Leupolds will be $500 and up, Nightforce will be $1000 and up, and so on. I hate crappy scopes but my budget allows for better optics.
Adjustable brightness should be a given.
What works good on a high powered rifle ? Well, more often than not, if you buy cheap you get cheap. There are ALOT of crappy illuminated reticle scopes around. Good scopes can be more expensive. Leupolds will be $500 and up, Nightforce will be $1000 and up, and so on. I hate crappy scopes but my budget allows for better optics.
