RE: Elite 4200 Question?
I have finally worked this scope into a "zeroed" in. Took me forever. First of all, I was incorrect in that the POI is bass-ackwards. The problem was apparently the scope mounting system that was already on the rifle must have been just lose enough to allow the scope to slip on recoil.Got that done by upgradingthe mounting system and starting over. Came right in. However, the "MOA" adjusment was not 1/4" @ 100 yards as stated, but more like 1/2" - 3/4"at 100 yards/click! Overcame that.
I took 4 deer with the set up last week (Savage 10ML and Elite 4200). Load was 43 gr. of Accurate 4744 and Hornady 300 gr. , 45 cal. sabot for 50 cal. ML. One nice 8 pt. and 3 doe. Two were taken as late into the day as allowed by Ala. hunting regulations. The Elite 4200 did pretty good in these low light conditions.It is a so called "Rain Guard" model with a "Firefly" reticule.Ithe "Firefly" to be of no use to me at all.I would not pay extra for it.
Based upon this brief 5 day field use, I would recommend this scope as a good buy, though the scope is heavy,thelength seems very long to me and the adjusments are not as fine or as consistent as I expected them to be.
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Fred D. Waites
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