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I have a NULA in .308 coming this spring, and need to get a scope for a mountain trip. I usually practice to 500yds and wouldn’t shoot further. I have a Leupold VX-3i 2.5-8 that I was going to use, but I’m not really familiar with the market. Any suggestions? Don
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Are you looking to turn turrets?
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Check the ejection before you make your choice. My Forbes has a very high ejection preventing large turret scopes. I spoke to Melvin asking about possible solutions. He suggested playing around with the extractor but he also stated that large turret scopes weren't common when he designed the NULA.
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Thanks, just what I wanted to hear. I’ll speak to Melvin about it. Don
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2.5-8 would be perfect. Had a few NULA's. Or a straight 6x42 would be even better. I have a few FXIII 6x42's coming and I just bought them to flip them - if you're interested, drop me a PM.
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I think I would put a Trijicon 3-9X40 mill dot on it before I would the Leupold. You should have plenty of mounting room with a short action. I just trust the Trijicon a lot more and it is just as light. Mill dot would be accurate at 9X for longer shots.
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2.5-8 would be perfect. Had a few NULA's. Or a straight 6x42 would be even better. I have a few FXIII 6x42's coming and I just bought them to flip them - if you're interested, drop me a PM. Agree that the scope you have would be just fine. I had a light weight sheep rifle made in 270WSM and used that scope. It worked perfect on a 320 yard shot.
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Placed a 2x7 cds on top of a 700 mountain guide and for the weight, size and performance it would be tuff to beat.
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