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02-12-2008
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| Administrator  | Burris Full Field II Just wondering if anyone has any experiences with this Burris Full Field II scope? I'm looking for a new one to put on my 7mm for elk and deer hunting. This scope is set up with the B-Plex or Ballistic Plex Reticle for trajectory compensation. These are a series of hash marks on the cross-airs which allows the shooter to compensate for bullet drop at different distances. I'm looking at the 4.5-14x42mm. Any remarks????
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02-19-2008
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| Administrator | Nikon The new Nikon monarch is the way to go, with the bdc reticle and interchangeable turrets for different calibers. In my opinion it is going to be hard to compete with. I have a new omega for my tc encore, it is set up with the bdc for black powder. using 3, 50 grain powder pellets it is set to shoot right on at 100 yards. the next reticle is 150, 200, 225 and the last is 250. This will make muzzle loading just like rifle hunting.
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