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i'm in the market for a entry level spotting scope, something i can see .223 holes out to 250meters would be nice, how much would i need to spend ? kinda wanna keep it under 500.... am i dreaming ?
maybe...? http://www.aucklandcamera.co.nz/afaw...ing-Scope.html
Konus,which is Lica's budget brand.
Interesting.....
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most hunting shops have them.
I bought a 20-60 x 65 from the USA. The optics are great to look at stars and the moon but pretty crap for anything except shooting at the range out to 100m and even then only on a good day. Its a Barska. Glad I only paid $45 for it landed.
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Originally Posted by Neckshot
I have one works great and its value for price
Have a look at the target shooting nz website.
they have some basic smallbore scopes for $130
25x30 and 20x50
Daf you have a Konus ? can you state what model and what its limits are please?
@ebf but they will do .223 holes at 250m? Im looking for one as well. I get an orange dot though, but Im out to 1000m. However if I could see 308 holes at 300 or better even 500m and pay < $600 I'd be very happy. I know my scope (x14 50mm) wont pick out 308 holes at 300~500m.
Im pondering one of these at $400,
Konuspot 80 20-60x 80 Spotting Scope but I'd pay some more if I could see the bullet holes so I could shoot by myself.
dunno, use bigger bullets :P
i use to hate shooting bloody 223 in 3-gun, can't call your shots on cardboard. ended up buying a M1 carbine, much better :D
picked up a sweet old 20x60 bisley deluxe spotter this weekend for $ 50, not sure what it max range will be ?
@ebf a number of our members have older 60mm spotter scopes and they seem ok at 1000yds, to see the orange marker anyway. If I could pick up one at $50 I'd be stoked...otherwise I have to part with >$300...
I have the Konuspot 80 20-60x 80 Spotting Scope for my uses its excellent, I can see where they have repaired bullet holes at 1000yards when the mirage is not too bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by turner nz
if you are in Wellys your welcome to take a look, Ive had mine going 3 years, never had issues
thanks for the offer Daf but i'll take your word for it as i had a better google and founds pictures at 200meters and you can clearly see bullet holes so at 250 i think i'll still be able to see em maybe 300 would be a bonus! plus for only 330 to my door cant complain!
300 yards is our min distance you can see the bullet holes clearly :)
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yup that will be perfect for my needs !:thumbsup:
Thanks fellas for this thread. I did the due diligence and read half the internet before coming across this thread.
I bought a Konuspot 20-60x80 spotter....for $315! I've had a play with it and it's everything you lads said. Rugged, a bit roughly finished but punching way above its price bracket.
I'd definitely take it hunting or target shooting. We're not talking Kowa quality or the like but hey, if it breaks on site as these things do - not so much to cry over. I get to spend the saved cash on a better range finder
At dusk I focused at a tree that's pretty much at 800m and I could easily make out the individual pine fronds. At 60x, a tiny bit of blur (or chromatic aberration in wank talk) to be honest but it has good light transmission, clarity and ok eye relief.
Dud you get that from one day? Or who ever had that deal last week? I was going to but couldn't commitQuote:
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