Get one with a big field of view, trying to pick up on a moving target in low light without it sucks!
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Originally posted by Jp. View PostMicheal does your rifle have a front sight post? or is it a low profile gas block...
This will make some differance in a good recomendation..
Edit: and a price you have in mind..
Under $200 would be great
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Originally posted by Sippy View PostIt does have a front sight post, i will be mounting either on top of the carry handle or in front of it.
Under $200 would be great
If you would like.
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Sippy,
Here is the one I went with. It is pretty good in low light. My only complaints are that it is a NCStar scope (did not know that when I ordered it, only bought one other NCStar and it was junk) and the adjustments are 1 click=1/2 inch at 100 yards. That being said, I had no issues sighting it in. The mount is a quick disconnect, I don't like that part. It is close when I put it back on but I have to adj an inch or so. I just leave it on now. The micro red dot is great but I think I want to take it off the scope and mount it at a 45 like the pic that 41 Chevy posted. My thoughts were that I would use the red dot for anything under 50 yards. A few weeks ago I had pigs come in and my greedy side tried to wait until I had 2 heads lined up. Before that happened something spooked them and although I wanted to use the red dot my years of shooting with a scope took over and for a couple of seconds my brain was working against my eye to scope reflex movement. I finally just used the scope and killed one running through the timber. I guess I need to start shooting more and get comfy with not using the 3x9. Have to see. Anyway, you can at least check it out.
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Originally posted by iamntxhunter View PostI believe Natchez has the Nikons on sale (some models) for 100 off till March something. I would get a Prostaff here for 209.00
Or maybe a P223 from Academy for I think 149.00.
200 yds isn't that far in regards to needing a lot of magnification to shoot yotes or pigs.
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