A few years ago a relative of mine bought a BLR in .308 from a reputable dealer and topped it off with a cheap Bushnell that had a duplex with extra elevation lines. He had actually paid for ammunition to have it sighted for 100 yards. We took it back to my 200 yard range to try it and he put the next lower set of crosshairs on the target as the sales rep had told him these were for 200 yards. Three shots and never touched the paper. We went down and looked and it appeared all shots missed the 5 foot high backstop. There was also a big hill so all was good. I looked through his scope and the difference between the lines at 200 yards was over 2 feet of field of view. He asked then what was the purpose of the other lines and I said to sell him on the scope and to never use them again unless it was for range estimation on a golf course.
