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Remington model 7 16.5 barrel with a muzzle brake need something for low light
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What about a low power variable?
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Or maybe a swfa 6x that’s as long as your snout, and weighs as much as the shootin iron!! Haha
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No problem. When you touch that thing off, everything in front of it for a considerable ways will be well-illuminated😱
1-6, 2-7, 3-9 max.
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Looking around a 3x9x50 or a 4x12x50 furthest shot will be 300 yards at last possible shooting light liked the Nikon on other guns but no longer available
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No problem. When you touch that thing off, everything in front of it for a considerable ways will be well-illuminated😱
1-6, 2-7, 3-9 max. lol....good point, comes with its own headlamp.....
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Early Bird, what's your target budget?
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4.5x14 Leupold is what I have on the two I own.
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A bit more than your $ but the SHV 3-10x42 is a great fit for the M7 action. It's a short scope but matches up really well with M7 actions due to the tube length/ring spacing.
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Id go with a VX-FREEDOM 3-9 with the tri moa reticle.
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Problem with the 50s is they are pretty big for a rifle the size of yours. Still, if you commonly require low-light goodness, you probably don’t want to skimp on objective size, depending on the terrain, cover, etc on those 300-yard pokes. What works in an open field might have trouble in the shade at the edge of forest. I have a couple with 56mm objectives, but they’re pretty big and heavy.
Leupolds VX-3 and better are pretty bright, but well, you know.... Maybe someone can recommend a Meopta that they’ve used.
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My .308 lightweight hunter has a Vortex 1.5-8x32 Razor on it with the #4ish reticle.
I wish it had an illuminated reticle, but it hasn't left me unable to see or shoot in legal light yet. Legal=1/2 hour before sunrise, after sunset here.
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Remington model 7 16.5 barrel with a muzzle brake need something for low light Leupold VX-R 3-9x Trijicon Accupoint 3-9x
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Leupold 2.5-8 would work, or if you want a big objective for low light and can accept more weight, I like my Meopta Optika 6 that Doug sold me recently. Given the recommendations above, I suggest that it is time to get Doug's opinion.
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This or a 1.75-6x Leupold.
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