M14S Scopes

[Shazam]

Overkill aint a bad thing

 

[misanthropist]

16x seems a bit much for me (although probably great for target work) but I would think that 10x is pretty good for the M14 - that's what the Marines use on their DM M14s, I'm pretty sure.

They consider it a 600 yard rifle, though.

 

[55recce]

Also be advised that Leopold clones can be had very cheaply from e-bay now. I just got one for about $85 shipped to my door in about a week!

 

[Cocked&Locked]

You can always pay 4 or 5 times as much for a springfield if you'd prefer the rifle to cost more than the mounts...

Ouch, it hurts because its true wouldnt be any more accurate either...

 

[Airborn_69]

If you have the bucks..Trijicon Acog w/ .308 reticle would be recommended but at a price.

 

[smak_daddy]

snag a 10x super sniper. great bang for the buck.

 

[Airborn_69]

 

[prosper]

Bushnell 3200 10x mill dot. I have one on top of my 300WSM and damn it works good!!!! Holds ZERO on the Mag round!!!

only prob is that at 400+ yards things are really blurry!!!!!

Fixed paralax at 100ish

HP

Actaully, I think it's fixed at 150-infinity. You shouldn't be having any problems with focus at long range, rather the opposite

 

[prosper]

Not an expert on M14 scopes but I think a FIX power 10 or 16x is a bit of an overkill on a 300-400m rifle

The m1 carbine and SKS are 300m guns. You shough be able to reliably hammer man-sized gongs at the 600 and 700m range with the m14

 

[Snuffy]

Does the mounts being blued instead of parked not bother anyone else?

Also I see one scope painted to match how did that work out?

 

[delta1]

I use the Meopta 6x42 Artemus 2000 superb glass with a ranging reticle. Glass is as good as my MK4 and out to 400yds it holds its MOA.

 

[Airborn_69]

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