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I wouldn't choose a scope power based on mirage. I've had to turn down my 20X because of mirage. Regarding you second post, 6.5 will be fine for 1000. Dial for range, hold for wind.Just curious as to the opinions on both as I was told to buy the 5-25 for my .308 due to the mirage you see after the 25th power. This scope will be atop my .300 win mag and will be used 90% for my range at 1000 yards.
Good info!In last summer’s Nightforce ELR Steel Challenge in Casper, Wyoming, 40 of the 101 competitors used Nightforce scopes including four of the top 10 finishers.
The breakdown by model:
ATACR 7-35x56 FFP: 24
ATACR 5-25x56 FFP: 9
ATACR 5-25x56 SFP: 2
NX8 2.5-20x50 FFP: 2
NX8 2.5-20x50 FFP: 1
SHV 5-20x56: 1
ATACR 7-35x56 SFP: 1
A complete report can be found on the Precision Rifle Blog.
Thanks for the replyI have both in FFP. The 7-35 has a slight optical advantage to my tired old eyes when both are set at 25X. I shoot most everything at 17-18X in matches, but I quite like the ability to dial up to 35x for load development or other situations where I just want a closer look. At some point I'll likely replace the 5-25 with another 7-35, if that tells you anything.