Rifle Scopes Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

Tactical_Hunter

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Wanting to get a scope for my 243, but I want to stay under 250. I am going to shoot targets from 50-400 yds but mainly 100 yd and 300yd. I have a mueller apt on my 17hm2 and I absolutely live it. So would a 8x33 mueller fit my needs, and be a dependable repeatable scope for a beginner?
 
Re: Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

I have one on my.308 good scope for the money. I have shot out 859 yard with on steel,, it is all it wanted , ran out of turns but I did hit steel at 850
 
Re: Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tactical_Hunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">How clear is it? And does it gather light well on the higher magnification? And also is the eye relief good? Thanks </div></div>


Pretty clear , good on the light gather eye relief is good .. Over all good scope I have two of them one for my .308 and one for my rem 870 for deer hunting.
 
Re: Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

I've read that they're a decent scope for the money, but they have limited adjustment for elevation- only 40 moa total, which means you'll have less than 20 minutes of "up"....

That will be fine for the ranges you're shooting (up to 400) especially with a flat-shooting caliber like the .243.

If you haven't already bought a base, I'd get a 20 moa down-angle base in case you get an opportunity to stretch it's legs further.
 
Re: Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

If you bought a 20 moa base would you be able to zero fine at 100 yds i have an apt 4.5-14 and just ordered a t3 lite 223 and a egw 20moa rail and am hoping this anwser is yes
 
Re: Mueller 8x32-44 target dot for .243?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tactical_Hunter</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Sounds pretty good, and yes I was suprised when it said only 40 moa adjustment </div></div>

Why were you supprised? Typcally the more zoom you have (espicially in cheaper scopes) the less room there is for travel