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Hi all, Looking for some suggestions re: optics and rifles. This is what I am running now, hunting and target. Would you pair up differently?

Custom pre-64 300 H&H---Zeiss 2x10x42mm HD5
Cooper 7mm-08---Leupold VX-3i 2.5x8 36mm
CZ 527 Premium 223 Rem---Leupold FX3 Fixed 6x42mm
Anschutz 1712--- Weaver 4x16x44mm side focus

How would you roll??
 
Posts: 11 | Location: So Cal | Registered: 16 February 2004Reply With Quote
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They all sound OK to me, except 4-16x might be a bit top-heavy on a .22 rimfire. However, your nomenclature is wrong. Try 2-10x42; 2.5-8x36 and 4-16x44. Those details fixed, you can list them all after every post like some toff crowing about his double rifles Smiler
 
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I'd probably swap the scopes on the 300 HH and the .223 personally.
 
Posts: 2276 | Location: West Texas | Registered: 07 December 2011Reply With Quote
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Originally posted by JGRaider:
I'd probably swap the scopes on the 300 HH and the .223 personally.


I was thinking the same thing.. The 300 is my do everything stick. Point, squeeze, DRT..

Keep it simple
 
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I would match optics pretty much the same as the OP. As to the .22, it really depends on the weapon and its use. My 10-22 with a heavy barrel wears a Leupold 4-12x40 from the 1980s, which is just right for practicing position or bench shooting. My kids' lighter weight .22 rifles have Barska 2.5x fixed power scopes.


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Assuming you use the 223 for varminting, I would look at swapping the 4-16X with the 223. Dont need that much magnification for a rimfire. Dont really need that much for a 223 either but...
 
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