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re: Scope spin-off $200 or less
Posted on 3/8/22 at 1:36 pm to reds on reds on reds
Posted on 3/8/22 at 1:36 pm to reds on reds on reds
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the Coyotes seem to sit at least 100 yards out so that puts the AR out. Suggestions ?
Isn’t a great line of thinking. We take big boars with 556 a lot further than 100 yards.
Second, thermal will be way better than NV especially at over 100 yards. Figure out what you can stomach spending on a scope and double it. Hate to say it but the $1000 NV scopes won’t do the trick at over 100 yards for yotes.
Thank you for the reply. I might just go with my 556 AR then since I have a pretty good setup on that rifle that I enjoy shooting. I'll start looking for the thermal I want while I try to work it into the budget hehe.
Posted on 3/8/22 at 1:57 pm to Miethos
The 5.56 is adequate for coyote hunting well beyond 100 yards, as long as you're shooting quality, accurate ammo. Your typical 55 gr FMJ in steel case is most likely NOT going to be adequate. Good 556/223 ammo is probably going to be hard to find for a while yet. Thermal looks really cool (from the pics and videos I see), but are quite expensive. I've got a night vision scope, but I'm just in the process of setting it up so I can't yet give a personal review. I expect it to cover shots to max of 150 yards or so w/ the illuminator that came with it. Longer shots will probably require a different illuminator. An even more budget friendly consideration than night vision or thermals would be attaching a red or green light to your gun. I've used this light to shoot coons at 100 yds, but I think it'd work well inside 200 yards. More powerful lights should work >200 yards. If you use a light for night hunting, I'd suggest considering a scope w/ an illuminated reticle. I don't have one, but I've thought it might be easier shooting if I had an illuminated reticle. Keep us updated.
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