can you see bullet hole in target at 200 yards
377644
Believe it or not with a paint target you can see it at over 800 yards. Recommend buying a 6' camera tripod to use with it. Makes 2 people shooting team a lot easier and more fun. Well worth the money$$$
377645
Depends. If you're shooting a large caliber and have a good contrasting target, then yes. I just did that last week at the range and with those targets that leave a colored area around the hole, I could see the .300 win mag mark at 300 yards. They are not Swarovski's but they are worth the money I spent on them for sure.
1352746
You have to find that sweet spot.. I would need to know what type of gun you are using. Think of it like this.. The sight is aiming straight at the target but the barrel is 2-3" lower depending on the setup. So at 25 yards the barrel is aimed up at the same point as your sight is seeing but if you aim out to 35 yards the the sight remains on the same line of sight but the bullet will continue upward.
1262001
This is not a scope to see far away targets it's a red dot for close quick targets when you look in the scope you see a red dot
1599041
Should not be a problem. I was shooting from 200+ using shoot-n-c targets. Could see hits very clearly.
1769791
No, short answer. Longer answer, it could depend on the target color, and your rifle scope magnification. 50 yards is a much better possibility, and at 25 yards it can most likely be useful, even with the unaided eye.
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.
107712
You can sight it in but the bullet drop compensation won't work right for the .308 round.
874575
Yes it will work your point of impact at 300 yards will be similar to your point of impact at 25 yards this is why you are supposed to zero this sight with a certain sized silhouette target at 25 yards search m4 25 yard zero target
1755199
300 yards with 250 grain or go to www.nikonhunting.com/spoton and match your exact cartridge to the reticle
1644815
It's a laser bore sight. Say you buy a scope for your rifle and have to sight it in, you load this in the rifle just like a typical round, with the laser on, the laser goes through the barrel and adjust your scope to the laser to get close to where the rounds will hit. Obviously distance is a factor because the laser doesn't compensate for bullet drop. 25 yards is recommended for a laser bore sight
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
1413312
Id say yes. I've used it to spot turkey at 500 plus yards with no problem. Even got a close up on an Eagle flying at cloud level. Hope this helps, and enjoy.
514906
I have used this scope for 2 years. At 200 yards, I can easily spot 5.56mm holes on paper targets. In a sunny afternoon, I can clearly see 5.56mm holes on a fluorescence targets up to 300 yards. I never tried this scope further than 300 yards. Over 50X, the image is a little bit of blur and it is difficult to focus. I bought this scope for $49.99 and am very happy. It is not a hundreds/thousands dollar high end scope but it got the job done. BTW, it's tough. Mine was dropped on the ground several times but nothing really hurt except the paint. If you are going to shoot .30s, it's good enough for 300 yards. If you are going to play with .17s, hmm......are you really want to hit something 300 yards away with the .17?
2137033
Depends on what yardage you have it sighted in. Typically sight it in at 100 yards and go from there.
2137665
absolutely not, at 200 meters one round threw the target plate over the top of the frame. At one of my shooting ranges, I shot the 3/8 AR-500 plate at 300 meters and the .338 fractured the plate at the hanging ears. I recommend 1/2" AR 500 plates with holes drilled in the body of the plate, no ears.
2235566
Yes. The Acog is way more accurate than I can shoot. If you are a great shot you will want to check the bullet drop indicators for the ammo you shoot. I zero at 200 yds and that covers my needs. Note: it is one the finest scopes I've ever seen and is indestructible.
2186051
I Can see 5.56 and .308 at 300 yardd but I suggest using dirty bird or similar targets for best visibility at this range.