remington 700 VTR .223 Scopes????
#2
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Rivesville, WV
Posts: 3,192
Take a good look at the Sightron SII scopes. The 4X16 would make a great scope for that rifle. It is definitely in your price range. I have one on a CZ 204 Ruger, and it does a great job for a moderately priced scope. The scope also tracks very well. I bought mine from Larry Scott off the varmint hunters forum. He is a good guy to deal with. Tom.
#3
I use Burris Signature Select 4X-16X 44MM on my .204
Take a look on here;
http://www.opticsplanet.net/riflescopes.html
Take a look on here;
http://www.opticsplanet.net/riflescopes.html
#7
I have the VTR in .223 with digital camo.
I put a Leupold VXII 4x12-40mm with LRD reticle on it for $429
I wish I would have spent the extra money and put the 6x18x40 on it with LRVD reticle ($549) but Cabelas was out when I went to buy it.
I'm planning on doing that upgrade next year.
I put a Leupold VXII 4x12-40mm with LRD reticle on it for $429
I wish I would have spent the extra money and put the 6x18x40 on it with LRVD reticle ($549) but Cabelas was out when I went to buy it.
I'm planning on doing that upgrade next year.
#8
How open is the terrain in which you plan on hunting if that is what you plan to do with the gun?
#9
I went with a scheels paragon 4-18x56 mildot. Paid $399. Mostly target but will go for coyotes too(200-300yrds) and hopefully some p-dogs. So far clear and good tracking. I like the over the no questions asked counter warranty(if I ever need it).
Shoots good so far. Had 3/4"-1" groups after sight in at 100yrds. temps. were around 10-12 above with 3-5 mph breeze. I might have been shivering a little on those groups though.
P.S. With the muzzle break, earplugs are a must.
Shoots good so far. Had 3/4"-1" groups after sight in at 100yrds. temps. were around 10-12 above with 3-5 mph breeze. I might have been shivering a little on those groups though.
P.S. With the muzzle break, earplugs are a must.