I have two of the Bushnell 10X Mil Dot scopes, and out of curiosity I decided to check how much internal elevation travel the reticles actually have. They are advertised as having 100 MOA of travel, quite a bit for a 1" tube scope. Testing my own, one has only 72 MOA, and the other has 80. I'm curious to see if anyone else has tested the travel on their own scopes, and what numbers they have come up with.
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Re: Bushnell 3200 10X Mil Dot Real World Elevation?
Looks like the average from this small sampling is around 80 MOA, give or take a few. Not bad for a 1" tube for sure, even most 30mm scopes don't have that much. It is disappointing though that Bushnell specs these as having 20 MOA greater than the scopes actually have.
Looks like the average from this small sampling is around 80 MOA, give or take a few. Not bad for a 1" tube for sure, even most 30mm scopes don't have that much. It is disappointing though that Bushnell specs these as having 20 MOA greater than the scopes actually have.
Re: Bushnell 3200 10X Mil Dot Real World Elevation?
No complaints here either, mine is in the 75-ish range
No complaints here either, mine is in the 75-ish range
Re: Bushnell 3200 10X Mil Dot Real World Elevation?
Mine has 103.But I loose 30 because of were my zero is.
I Like it. The turret hash marks on mine dont like up perfectly but I like it.
Mine has 103.But I loose 30 because of were my zero is.
I Like it. The turret hash marks on mine dont like up perfectly but I like it.
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