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[size="3"][/size]OK 1ST POST TAKE IT EASY ON ME. I AM LOOKING AT PUTTING A CENTER POINT (YES I KNOW IT'S CROSSMAN) 3-12X44 RED/GREEN MILDOT ILLUMINATED RETICLE $199 OR THE SAME IN A LEAPERS $129 (THEY LOOK EXACTLY ALIKE, MAYBE SAME MFG.) ON A BUSHMASTER PREDATOR MODEL, IT WILL BE USED 30-250YDS FOR COYOTES, BOBCATS, FOX, & SMALLER CRITTERS (OCASIONALY A WILD HOG, SHOTS LESS THAN 100YDS). HAS ANYBODY USE EITHER OF THESE OR CAN GIVE SUGGESTIONS ON SIMILAR SCOPES THAT WORK WELL. THANKS
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I was lured into a centerpoint optic once. I bought it for a .223 rem 700. It didn't last long, the elevation turret/screw stripped and was unoperable....junk. I replaced it with a Nikon buckmaster.
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My cousin refused to spend more that $70 on optics. He bought a centerpoint. although it will hit what you are aiming at, don't ask for good groups. Even with a steady rest, it still looks like someone shot the target with double ot buck!
I say spend a bit more and be happy!
Hell the bushnell elite 3200 is only about another $75 Just my .02 dude!
November 29th 2008 8:18 PM
