What's your guys opinion on using this as a dedicated scope for my S&W 15-22?
53673
I love mine and use it dedicated to my Ambush 300 Blackout, great scope, great light and great reticle!!!
263552
you would have to get the proper mounts for it... that looks like a good scope! Enjoy
1512665
I am going to say yes, unless you want something for CQB, then I would suggest a 1-4x scope. I put mine on my Mini 14, and if it can stand up to the pounding the Mini's op rod and bolt give it, it should be no problem with the softer recoil impulse of the ARs buffer system. As a matter of fact, I have been thinking of putting one on my AR, but mine is more for SHTF than for long range target shooting.
2152699
Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this... » Read More Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers. « Show Less
2091586
I always leave it to personal preference. I think the best application for this sight is a turkey shotgun or muzzle loader.
2097708
We mounted ours on an AR but, it will be fine on a 10/22 ( I use a 4x ProStaff on my 10/22). As for competitors, I don't believe you will get better quality for the price, the reticle and optics are far superior to anything else at this price point.
293942
I have the SCAR 17s (7.62) and LOVE this scope. A little pricey, but you get what you pay for... And if you're going to drop that much money on a nice gun, why not get a nice scope to go with it? Also, looks amazing on my flat dark earth IMO. No complaints.
1656403
Yes, I'm pleased with the scope. Be advised though it is mounted on a 17hmr rifle with low recoil! Just saying!
2108606
Considering the money you will put into ammunition alone for a .300 WinMag, I would go with better quality optics. You will only be cheating yourself and the gun with a sub $200 scope. Really, if you can afford to feed that thing, you can afford better optics.
684959
I think its a great scope for the money. Yes I would go ahead and purchase the rings and base.
1820590
I can't tell if you are serious or not. I wouldn't use it on a anything but a .223/5.56. The scope is designed for AR use and has bullet drop compensation dials are designed for this caliber in a 55gr. bullet weight. The bullet drop reticles would be very inaccurate. Although other dials can be ordered for additional cost I don't think you'll find anything in this model series for such a huge caliber. If I were spending that much money for ammo I think I would be careful of getting a scope that will work correctly with that caliber. If you don't hit the target the ammo doesn't do much good and you aren't likely to get anywhere near 1000 yard accuracy, assuming you could even see the target with it. I can't tell if you are serious or not. I wouldn't use it on a anything but a .223/5.56. The scope is designed for AR use and has bullet drop compensation dials are designed for this caliber in a 55gr. bullet weight. The bullet drop reticles would be very inaccurate. Although other dials can be ordered for additional cost I don't think you'll find anything in this model series for such a huge caliber. If I were spending that much money for ammo I think I would be careful of getting a scope that will work correctly with that caliber. If you don't hit the target the ammo doesn't do much good... » Read More I can't tell if you are serious or not. I wouldn't use it on a anything but a .223/5.56. The scope is designed for AR use and has bullet drop compensation dials are designed for this caliber in a 55gr. bullet weight. The bullet drop reticles would be very inaccurate. Although other dials can be ordered for additional cost I don't think you'll find anything in this model series for such a huge caliber. If I were spending that much money for ammo I think I would be careful of getting a scope that will work correctly with that caliber. If you don't hit the target the ammo doesn't do much good and you aren't likely to get anywhere near 1000 yard accuracy, assuming you could even see the target with it. « Show Less
325697
I scoped a couple 22LR Rem 597's so far and it worked fine. I know several other members in our gun club would like to use it as a bench rest for their rifles. Haven't had a AR-15 on it yet. This item is just low cost rest and it seems to be a good value so far.
609847
I have two of the Primary Arms 1-6 scopes and I really like the layout of the reticle. It gives you a lot of information in a very intuitive way. I don't find that the clarity is lacking at all as far out as I've taken shots with mine so far. I have a shoot coming up this weekend with targets out to 480 yds, so I will get a real test of the scope with those. But I would recommend it from my experience so far.
385317
I just recently purchased this scope and very satisfied with it. It looks great and figured why not go for the better scope. I have installed it on an ar15 5.56 just have to sight it in but I live in ny and it's cold here. Good luck.
2091581
Go for it! I use it as the primary sight on an AR. Really fast when you get used to it.
1212621
M.F.I really don't need to answer your question as the other readers have answered it very well. All I can add is that for the money, it is a nice scope that holds it's center on all my rifles that I have it on (3). That being said, I should mention that I have bought 3 of them.Take careHenry
927508
I have mine mounted on a S&W; M&P; 15-22 and it works great for that caliber. A 308 may be a bit much for this scope but it will work. I have a Millett 4-16X50 mounted on my 308 for those long range shots.