How would this work for at the range spotting hits on a paper target at 25-100 yards?
378742
i use this to spot my targets at the range. it takes a little getting use to but i can spot targets at 200 yards. it's not the best compact scope but it works fine for me.
378743
I believe it would work great. I use it to watch birds at my feeder, about 20 yards away. The images are sharp and clear for me.
1804427
I'm shooting at a 100 yard outdoor range, so it's not a problem for me at that distance. Can't vouch for beyond that. Most shooters I know use a scope for beyond 100 yards, and a red-dot like Lucid's HD7 for CQC and less than 100 yard engagements.
91733
bullet drop compensator, you should zero the scope to 100 yards. Each number represents yards, 100, 200-500.
943626
I use the scope for target shooting. Low power vey clear at 25 yards, but gets a little blurry as you increase power at that range. At 100 yards all powers are very clear for general sighting. Have't tried on small objects past 25 yards tho.
289660
50 would be pushing it unless you had a spotting scope to assist. 25 should be ok if you use a bright white target.
1061769
I only used it at 100 yards. Worked well,for the price it's great. I've only used 100 rounds of .308 on my FAL
125164
I have it sighted in at 100yards,but I do not have a 500 yard range available to me. So I'm sorry if that's not good enough for you. I'm not wasting a bunch of lead on paper.
1408010
I would fire at 100 yards, Michael. But I have been bore sighting my firearms for years and I have had good success. Try it at at 50, see where you hit, then move accordingly. Happy shooting!
1550214
Jim in my observation using this field scope I could very easily see the holes in the targets especially with the reactive paper targets that I have used. I have shot the targets with 22LR, 5.56 (223). No problems viewing at 100 yards on a clear day with ample day light. Hope this helps and good shooting to you!
278304
I had it zeroed with the stock sights. With the new sight installed in a neutral position, I got it to mark on paper at 25 yards, adjusted it to bullseye, then did the same at 50 and 100 yards. I consider an iron sight rifle a 70 yard gun, so I did not try beyond 100 yards. With just a little "Kentucky windage" it is not to hard to get a rifle to mark a newspaper size sheet at 25 yards. If you have trouble, try 25 feet. You could use a bore scope if you have access to one, but I didn't so I used the above method.
197225
You'll need to zero the red dot/green dot on the distance you're comfortable with. Me, it was 100 yards. There is no magnification and is easy to pick up.
1606620
Try this: shoot at a dirt burm if possible. Watch where the dirt kicks up when you shoot. Make rough adjustment to tune the point of impact the roughly where you are aiming.Now shoot at a paper target and hopefully you will at least be on the paper. Fine tune as needed. This can all be accomplished with minimal shots.
1184317
Yes, I have used a .22 at 50 yards and and you can hear it ping. Fro .22 you might was to purchase the VisiChalk Ferris Wheel Target System, its fun to use, both kids and adults enjoy it, especially new shooters.
1755201
The reticle is set up for 100 to 500 yards. However the average Joe will probably only ever use a scope to a max distance of 250 to 300 yard. After 300 yards you going to be doing a lot more calculating of windage elevation temperature and a bunch of other factors that the average shooter doesn't really know how to do
799586
i use it for hunting and as long as the target is solid it is very accurate but if i look at a tree line during hunting season (no leaves) sometimes ti doesn't work. i havent tried it on tree lines with leaves.
2200044
This air gun is reasonably accurate at 100 yds. I have mine sighted in at 50 yds. However, it may not have penetrating power enough to "kill" larger pests.
2217775
No. Not that I can tell. The instruction papers says to bore sight at 25 yards, and mentions no boresighting at greater distances. Of course, I can get my bullets on paper at 25 yards without a bore sighter. I would suggest going on cheaper than dirt and getting the more expensive ones. We only get what we pay for.