At 300 hundred yards can you see bullet holes clearly on paper targets through this scope?
1766799
I didn't have a 300 yard range to be able to say but it was clear enough at 100
98182
I'd say your reliable range you could see a .308 round is probably 200 yards. I know that at 100 yards a .223 round is barely visible to me: the larger .308 round and a guy with 20/20 vision should be visible at 200 yards I think. If you're a long range shooter skip on this scope IMO and get a 80x or better scope.
754228
I use a Pentax PF-80ED spotting scope since 2012. I can see 6mm bullet holes in the white target at 600 yards (in very good conditions), but holes in the black target are only visible out to 400 yards or so.
1877831
I have only used the scope out to 100 yds. and I am satisfied, but I think it would be hard to see .223 holes at further distances.
244887
Depends on what you are rtying to see. With this scope racked out to 66x at 1000yds you will be viewing your target as though you were approximately 50-55ft from it. Whether or not you can see your bullet holes depends on the available light and the contrast between the hole and the target. Viewing a black hole on black target face is tough at 50 feet. Use a splatter target and you have a chance.
2118943
I haven't tried 300 yd, but it was very clear at 100 yds. I'm shooting some old guns through open sights so 300 would be a stretch. I'm pretty sure I remember not being at full power at 100 so 300 should be acheiveable. I felt it worked really well, we were able to see our "hits" clearly and we had small targets. The tripod is nice as well, heavy and feels well made.
1755202
That all depends on the shooter and the round. I believe the 300 BLK has an effective range of 600 yards or so. It's a great scope that's for sure. Silver dollar groups at 100 yards but I'm not a great shooter either.
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
754226
This is an excellent scope. You can see 30 calibur holes at 300 yards. I definitely recommend purchasing this scope.
940065
The fps is from 450-480. at a hundred yards with 30gm i can hit pretty accurately.
1708605
Yes. The scope comes with a cartridge list were you can plug it into your computer and enter the exact brand and bullet info for what you are firing, and the scope will automatically make adjustments for that exact round. They currently list 27 different 300 Wby types.
1755195
The scope is calibrates to the AAC 300 BLK cartridge, which has a maximum effective range of 400 meters. Field of View is 12.7-44.5 ft @ 100 yds, depending on the level of magnification. It is NOT a bench shooting scope as the reticle WILL cover a 4" target at ranges beyond 200 meters.
321258
The scope was designed with ballistics for the .30-06 with a 180 grain bullet. The scope has a 50 yard zero with holdover hash marks for ranges of 300, 400 and 500 yards. I've mounted mine on an Arsenal AK with milled receiver. I use 150 grain 7.62x39 hand loads, and the scope is perfect.
1598225
This scope will go 300 yards all day long. Just know your bullet drop and adjust for it.
1659332
You will have no issues with this scope with what you're trying to do. I use it for seeing the holes of 223/556 @ 100 yrds, no splatter. This scope is the real deal for that price.
1535406
I think that this depends on how well you shoot and the condition you will shoot in, for me it's very clear and accurate up to 100 yards and possible a bit further but that really depends on the shooter.
668488
No, but for the money it should work pretty good. I can see .223 round holes pretty good at 300 yards. It's barley bigger than a .22 round. I guess you could compare it to a birds eye at 300 yards.