New rifle now i need a scope!!

[Mckinnon]

Nice craig! Let us know what you think after you put it through the paces if you don't mind

 

[Craig Van Arsdale]

Sure will Rock. Probably going to be heading up to Washington in the next few weeks to build a round for it with my buddy up there.

 

[Racethesunset]

Thanks for all the help guys! I went ahead and pulled the trigger on a Swaro 4x12x50 Z3 with the BRH recticle. Should be here next week!

Nice work, hope it works out. This is the exact scope I'm looking at buying for my 6.5x47 - I like the Z3 lineup because of the weight, not to mention superb optics. Let us know how she fares!

 

[Craig Van Arsdale]

Just downloaded the swarovski optik ballistic app. Here is a rough idea of what I should be looking at shooting 190 gr Berger's with the BRH recticle.

Cool app to play with!

 

[Matt Cashell]

Remember the BRH models are parallax corrected at 200m. Not a big deal, but when shooting groups at 100 yards be sure to keep your eye centered in the exit pupil.

 

[luke moffat]

Personally I'd keep it simple and light just like your rifle. Get a VX-2 either 4-12 or 3-9 either with a 40mm objective with the CDS to give you the option to tinker with dialing in ranges later, but they can be had for $300 or less. They hold zero, are waterproof, and plenty of good optics. A Leupy VX-2 has been on well over half the rifles I own and for good reason, for the price they are tough to beat. Plus they are the lightest in their class for sure. The VX-2 3-9X40 is roughly 11 or 12 oz. Main thing is don't weigh down your lightweight rifle with a 18 oz+ hubble scope thats for sure. I subsribed to the K.I.S.S. method when it comes to rifle scopes for sure.