30-06-310X44A/O

Hot New Scopes that are catching on Fast with Varmint and Target hunters. They feature a quick change turret system specially calibrated for multiple grain weights for the calibers: .17HMR, .22LR, .223, .243, .270, .30-06.

FEATURES

• Calibrated for the .30-06 cal.

• Fast eye focus.

• Adjustable objective.

• Includes 150gr, 165gr, and 180gr turret drums.

• Limited Lifetime Warranty.

6 user(s) Rated Write a Review

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5.60

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SPECIFICATIONS

Magnification	3 - 10X
Obj. Lens Diameter (mm)	44
Exit Pupil Range (mm)	14.7 - 4.4
Field of View @100 Yds	40-12
Optimum Eye Relief (in)	4

Parallax Setting	10 to Inf
Click Adjustment Value	1/4
Adjustment Range	40-40
Transmission(%) Day/Night
Weight (ounces)	16.00

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REVIEW BY: Chris Saturday, November 26, 2011
I have the Sweet .223 and love it. I have recommended it to many of my friends.One even asked me if i would stop by the local gun shop and pick him up one. I only wish they made one for a .308 with a Mildot reticle. They would fly off the shelves.

REVIEW BY: james Sunday, August 08, 2010
I have one my 06 XL7. So far 3 whitetail, 3 antelope in the freezer. Rangefinder 150 yrds,twist turret 150 dead on.250 yrds again dead on, dead animal. I setup per instructions, zero @100. the thing is great if you don't have alot of time to play with alot of trial&error.crystal clear optics, and no problems .It is almost to easy and has been acurate to 400 yrds,proof one dead antelope.Mine was agift from my daughter.don't know what they cost,just a dang good scope.

REVIEW BY: dg Saturday, July 17, 2010
I would love to buy this scope, but is there a turret available for the "big boys" - large/dangerous game calibers? I currently do a lot of hunting in various locations throughout the world with my Weatherby chambered in Winchester .338 Magnum shooting anywhere from 210-250 grain rounds. The recoil on these types of rifles is in another category - my rifle, and my hunting partner's Sako .338 Mag consistently have scopes actually slide in their rings no matter how tight we go on the ring bolts & if we're using adhesive/etc. It takes a stout scope for these larger calibers. I've had multiple leopolds that just could not take the violent shock from the recoil. Has anyone had any experience with BSA scopes on large game caliber rifles?

REVIEW BY: Kenton Saturday, February 06, 2010
I also have this Scope on a new marlin XL7 and it does great with 150 hornady custom IB. My only fault is the turret screws are easily lost.

REVIEW BY: Richard Friday, March 20, 2009
Looks pretty good on my Marlin XL7 and holds Zero with Hornady Light Magnum Loads. I give this scope a Very Good Rating for Target or Game shooting out to about 400 Yards. I do not use the range dial, old school kid, I prefer to use windage and elevation by sight after 100 yard sight in. Optics are very clear on this scope and Windage & Elevation adjustments have worked correctly for me. Bought this Scope because of the 3x10 Power and the 44 mm for Dawn and Dusk Hunting. I have to repeat again that the optics are very clear on this scope and the focus is very sharp with good eye relief.

REVIEW BY: BOLT GUNNER Friday, January 16, 2009
WOW, 100% AMAIZED. SCOPE WAS WON IN A SILENT AUCTION. I WAS NOT SO SURE ABOUT REPACING MY "OTHER" SCOPE AT FIRST, BUT NOW I AM SHOOTING SUB MOA AT 200 YARDS WITH A REMINGTON 700 BOLT .30-06!!! ITS ALMOST CHEATING! GREAT PRODUCT AND HIGHLY RECOMENDED TO ALL.

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