36x scope with 10moa per revolution?

[Fast14riot]

Putting the final touches on a 6-250 in a 40xb stock and to keep costs down I was thinking of a 36x scope, but I hate 7.5moa per revolution that seems common. I have a Sightron SII 36x Big Sky with 10moa thats a good little scope, but thats on a 6br. I need to shoot from 200 to 1000, so the 10moa is much easier to not get lost in the turret. Wouldn't mind trying another brand.

What are some higher magnification scopes in the budget end, 32x minimum, 1/8moa and somewhere around $400 (used)?

 

[CharlieNC]

I like the old Weaver T36. Decent glass and turrets, but I think 9moa per rev.

 

[Fast14riot]

I like the old Weaver T36. Decent glass and turrets, but I think 9moa per rev.

Well, as long as its a whole number of moa per revolution, I can work with that. Dialing in 23 moa at 7.5 per rev gets confusing quick, lol! If it was a dedicated short range gun, no problem.

 

[ATFIV]

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[powderbrake]

Don't get lost, write it down.
once zeroed, write the E & W readings and the number of lines showing at the bottom of each turret, and clear tape the piece of paper to the stock.



When in doubt, return to zero.

 

[Fast14riot]

Don't get lost, write it down.
once zeroed, write the E & W readings and the number of lines showing at the bottom of each turret, and clear tape the piece of paper to the stock.

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When in doubt, return to zero.

I do write down my dope and zeros, but in some matches I have to dial between different yardage and have done the 7.5moa/rev thing before.