r bose said:For a scope, I'd strongly consider a Sighton SIII 8-32x56. Great scope for the money. Friend recently bought one new for 750.00 or so.
8) Exactly what I use on my .308, from 500 to 1,000 yards with excellent results.r bose said:For a scope, I'd strongly consider a Sighton SIII 8-32x56. Great scope for the money. Friend recently bought one new for 750.00 or so.
Just to ad to this... Burris has 0,05 010, 020 inserts for 1" scopes and 0,.010 for 30mm scopes. So up to 40 with a 1" tube and 20 with a 30 mm tube.GSPV said:If there isn't a driving reason to use something else, I always use Burris Signature Zee rings.
They have inserts that not only protect your scope from ring marks (which helps resale), but they have 0, 5 and 10 MOA offset inserts that you can combine to get various degrees of built in elevation or declination.
BountyHunter said:With 175s, you are going to need 38-40 MOA to get to 1000, maybe less but somewhere in that neighborhood. Your base rings combo might not match up well to center the reticle so any scope with only 25-40 MOA will not work
Recommend you add a 20 MOA base to help you center the reticle as a minimum.