WTB Bushnell Elite

[kevinkunkle]

Wanted Bushnell Elite 4200. With mil dot 6-24x40 or 8-32x40. Must focus at 10 yards.
Contact kevinkunkle at frontiernet.net
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Thanks Kevin

[Dee]

Wanted Bushnell Elite 4200. With mil dot 6-24x40 or 8-32x40. Must focus at 10 yards.
Contact kevinkunkle at frontiernet.net
Change the at to @ in email address.

Thanks Kevin

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Contact Chicken George @ Chickens Shooting Supply (see the sponsor link image above in banner). I have a 8-32x on the way right now and from him right now and if you get it before the end of Oct. Bushnell has a $75 mail in rebate on these scopes right now. Made the cost of the one I ordered all the sweeter. They all focus to 10 yards. If you want mil-dots for silhouette shooting you may want to rethink that long and hard.

Dee

[ter]

I have a 8x32 with the plex, and a 8x32 with a full one moa dot if you are interested. Both do 10 meters, and I should have the original boxes.

[kevinkunkle]

Guys,

I need multiple dots. I have one with plex and thought I would see if any one had one before I got dots installed.

I will use it for Hunter Field Target.

Kevin

[Dee]

You could get by for Hunter Field Target with a lot less than a 4200 6-24x especially when you consider the limit for Hunter class is 12x, at least it was last time I shot it. I used a cheap BSA illuminated mil-dot for shooting Hunter worked like a charm. Is this going on a PCP or springer? That would change options a bit. But really consider something a little less expensive if that is all you plan to use it for. A good Hawke scope seems to be the ticket for many mil-dot airgunners.

At 12x range finding even with better glass is not easy if that is what your hoping for in a 4200. I found it better to learn a few solid ranging distances for scoping and then using eyeball estimation from there. Only 45 yards to know and if you are within 5 you should be good. The closer ones are actually more difficult because the KZ is so small you really have to know your hold overs well.

Good luck...

Dee