Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Long Range Hunting Parrallax adjustment neccesary ?

I am looking to scope a rifle that may be used for some long range predator shooting . Have been considering several different variables that top out at 10 or 12x , these would be adequate for my needs , but the particular scopes I'm looking at don't have parallax adjustment .
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<br>I am just wondering what the opinion is of some of you long range shooters on this . I am a bit suspicious of getting the needed accuracy without the adjustment , with scopes of this magnification range , out there beyond a quarter mile or so .
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<br>By the way , I am not in your league here , but thinking of maybe 600 to 800 yard shots , and that should still give the yoties a real sporting chance anyway .

SDGUnslinger
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<br>I would most certainly look for a scope that has a parralax adjustment if your going to do ANY longrange shooting.
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<br>I like the 6X to 20X or the 8 1/2X to 25X Leupold longrange with the side wheel parralax/focus adjustment. They also have plenty of elevation and windage clicks built in and available to you, if needed.
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<br>For hunting 100 or 200, you could get by without the Parralax adjustment as most 3X to 9X don't have anyway. Even some 10X or 12X don't have it either.
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<br>If your going to stretch the legs of your rifle, I would get a better scope that has the adjustment.
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<br>Darryl Cassel