Tactical Scopes

[leadpillproductions]

I have a leupold with the long range duplex it has the dots cross hairs are 200 sight in next dot 300 400 bottom post is 500 but is there any other scopes that have more tactical dots that would allow to should longer ranges looking for a little linger range shots but i do not want the adjustable turetts?????

[BCRiverBoater]

I think Burris and King Optics go to 700 yards I believe.

[leadpillproductions]

I think Burris and King Optics go to 700 yards I believe.
i also have a burris on my wifes 338 it goes to 500 sighted in at 100

[todbartell]

why dont you want an adjustable turret?

[leadpillproductions]

why dont you want an adjustable turret?
i did have one on a 300 just kept turning when useing the sling seemed never to be on zero ar forget to put it back to zero

[todbartell]

get the one with the thread on cover and it wont budge

anywho, check out the Sheperd scopes
http://www.shepherdscopes.com/

[leadpillproductions]

get the one with the thread on cover and it wont budge

anywho, check out the Sheperd scopes
http://www.shepherdscopes.com/
they dont look to bad but they are rangefinder scope but i will have to look in to them

[boxhitch]

lead, any dots above the horizontal hair ?
Or maybe start with a 300 or 400 yard zero, and calc from there. Chances the dots won't be correct for the _00's but could be calculated out.

[gbear]

Zeiss has the rapid z reticles. They aren't dots, but instead little lines. Can get scopes with 600 yard ones, 800 yard ones and 1000 yard ones.

[leadpillproductions]

my leupold sighted in at 200 next dot is dead on 300 next dot 4 is 6" low at 400 bottom post is 6" low at 500 yards

[.284]

You can send your scope to Leupold and tell them about your bullet, velocity etc and they can put in a reticle for you. Not sure if they go past 500 though.

[Ciskman]

If you want to start shooting out past 500 I would suggest a mildot reticle with turrets. The mildots are meant as a range estimation system but they can also be used for holds. The turrets combined with accurate range estimation/range finder will be more accurate then just using the mil dots. Of course this all equals to range time and recording your data. Another thing to consider, depending on how far out you plan on shooting is how much internal adjustment your scope of choice has and perhaps the requirement of a 20MOA base.

[vanislehunter1]

zeiss makes one that goes to 800 yards and I believe 1000 yards check em out:http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=MainCatcat602006-cat601577&id=0012793711321a&navCount=1&podId=0012793711321&parentId=cat601577&masterpathid=&navAction=push&catalogCode=XJ&rid=&parentType=index&indexId=cat601233&hasJS=true

[capper911]

Fella's , If you want to start shooting some long distance, 800,1000,1200 yards you better start doing some homework and forget about the scopes with dots and built in rangefinders. Get a ballistics program like sierra infinity, get yourself a GOOD tactical scope like a leupold vari-x III 6.5-20 or similar, turrets a must have.I have personally shot 7 inch groups at 1000yds with the 300 win mag using my system on a ballistics program.