Affordable adjustable scope?

[Recon$$]

Mark 5HD, NF NXS or NX8. You'll have more scope then you need and can do everything you want with room to learn. All can be had used or new if your leo/mil in your price range.

 

[crazymonkey]

If weight isn't a big deal your in the 5x25x56 nightforce shv range . Scope is built like a tank and it has good for the money glass and repeatable turrets . I've got a few of them from 4x14 up to the 5x25x56

 

[FEENIX]

Here I come with my suggestions....
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You behave! That's why I asked for an actual budget.

 

[WA Coyote]

Only a Rich man can afford a Cheap scope.

 

[Roughrice]

So I agree with two of the above. As someone who every year takes people looking for exactly what you want to the goal line. I can say I totally disagree with the leupold comment. They are not for me. Vortex is a best entry level scope out as far as cost to scope in the low end.
I also agree with nightforce. The shv model is very tough to beat for the price. That being said. I have been a huge fan of the Burris 3-15 as mentioned above. Have several people now that will never push beyond the 500-600 yard range with most in the under 300 camp.

That scope is great probably the best overall bang for your buck scope I've dealt with in a while.

That Burris Signature 3-15x44 should get you going pretty well for the price and distance you want…if you can swallow "made in China ".
Grab one on Black Friday sales!
A fellow on here has one for sale as well.

I'm a long time Burris fan for hunting scopes.

 

[FlyFishn1]

I was talking about this subject with a gentlemen I know and he mentioned having a Burris available for sale. See link - 6-24 x 50 Fullfield w/fine plex reticle. Looking it over it appears to be what I am after, feature-wise. The turrets let you sight in the scope then the turret verniers can be calibrated to that sight-in position (IE - brought to 0). From that point you can adjust for elevation/windage as necessary.

I guess the question on "repeatability" is there just the same - when returning to "0" how accurate is it? The gentlemen I spoke with swears by them - he has a few and has put them on several others' rifles too for the same reason.

Fullfield IV 6-24x50mm | Burris Optics

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