parallax???
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rick smith
Handloader
- Apr 6, 2005
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Yes, I have made shots out past 300 yards without an AO. But you need to test your rifle at those ranges. I have one scope that has no parallex at 100 yards and about 2" at 300 yards. Still able to place shots in the kill zone of a deer at 300yards without a problem. Group size may suffer some but probably no more than an inch or so.Rick.
- Nov 4, 2004
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Most rifle scopes are set for 150 yds parallex. Shooting at 100 yds or 200 yds shouldn't bee a problem for you.
Regards,
JD338
Regards,
JD338
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- Nov 4, 2004
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Stinky,
Should be fine, but you need to shoot at 300 yds to verify your impact and hold over.
With a DuPlex reticle and depending on your caliber and bullet weight/velocity, you can zero at 200 yds and be able to dial up your scope in the 7-9 power range and use the top portion of the bottom post as a 300 yd aim point .
Hope this tip helps you out.
Regards,
JD338
Should be fine, but you need to shoot at 300 yds to verify your impact and hold over.
With a DuPlex reticle and depending on your caliber and bullet weight/velocity, you can zero at 200 yds and be able to dial up your scope in the 7-9 power range and use the top portion of the bottom post as a 300 yd aim point .
Hope this tip helps you out.
Regards,
JD338
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