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Best scope under $300?
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<blockquote data-quote="FAL Shot" data-source="post: 573494" data-attributes="member: 27328"><p>chucknbach is right about the 4.5-14x32 Burris Timberline at $220. It is what sits on my CZ 452 .22LR. The ballistic reticle and higher mag is what makes it better than the Leupold 3-9x33 VXII EFR scope at $399, if you need longer ranging capability. In low light, drop the mag to 9X and it will be at least as bright as the Leupold at 9X. The small eyebell allows use on CZ rifles without really high rings. It clears the bolt and the objective is still close to the barrel. The 1/8 MOA adjustments really lets you achieve a true zero, and that zero holds with a death grip.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FAL Shot, post: 573494, member: 27328"] chucknbach is right about the 4.5-14x32 Burris Timberline at $220. It is what sits on my CZ 452 .22LR. The ballistic reticle and higher mag is what makes it better than the Leupold 3-9x33 VXII EFR scope at $399, if you need longer ranging capability. In low light, drop the mag to 9X and it will be at least as bright as the Leupold at 9X. The small eyebell allows use on CZ rifles without really high rings. It clears the bolt and the objective is still close to the barrel. The 1/8 MOA adjustments really lets you achieve a true zero, and that zero holds with a death grip. [/QUOTE]
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