how many yards can you shoot up to with this and will it work for a BSA red dot
1694213
How far can you see? It is 3X magnification, you can shoot as far as you want to, but 3X isn't a lot of magnification and red dots aren't for precision long range shooting anyway. It should work with any red dot, as long as you get the proper height mount.
1694214
I can see the .223 holes from 100yds. Anything further becomes difficult for me. It will work with most red dots just get the right mounts.
1298935
Reads 50 yards but turns lower. It appears to be good for site view as close as about 25 feet. I could not be happier with this scope. I put it on a .22wmr ruger american rimfire. Good luck.
679944
Although I don't have a Colt .308 I would say yes. This scope is rock solid on its mounts and has held zero on my .223 for well over a 1000 rds. I have it doped to where I'm hitting pop cans from 100 yds even though red dots are typically to be used for closer range. At 50 yds, I take out golf balls. I'd say go for it.
1224851
Fully pump it can vey accurately shoot 75-100 ft. But the BB or pellet can travel easily 2-3 times that distance depending on the trajectory. I want my shooter to be very sure of there back stop. It also takes effort to sight in the red dot sight. You can buy iron sights for it also. Crossman customer service is usually pretty good and can be very helpful also. I hope this helps.
2152700
Well it would work great butt and is a good scope but it has pre measured mil dots on recital for .223 ballistics .meaning you don't have to adjust scope for yardage you just use lower dot on cross hairs for determined range of target so your sighted in from 100 to 500 yards without moving elevation on scope. 7.62x39 has a different drop in trajectory thus making mil dots Un affective but if sighted in to your ak at a hundred yard you can adjust elevation on scope to your yardage specifications but yes its a great scope but I would check out other options for 7.62x39 caliber. Hope this helps try maybe a vortex crossfire 2 or weaver kaspa same basic price just set up for open range of calibers.
1837903
I only used it with a scoped rifle not bad. Take it to the range start at 5yds and work your way back
1707041
To answer honest, I have it on a Ruger SR-22 Pistol and it works great. (No recoil)Where the red dot is, the bullet hits.But I only shoot at very close ranges. ( 15 feet to 25 feet).I don't know how it will hold up on an AR or how far the laser can be sited in accurately.Sorry for such a vague answer.
1404397
I did mine at 20-25 yards. I took the scope off, however, and just use the iron sights. I bought this to eliminate a skunk infestation on my homestead. most of my shots were under 20 yards and at night. I mounted a tactical flashlight under the barrel and preferred to use the iron sights as it gave me better visibility of the area around the target should the target move and I have to use a follow up shot.
1948519
I bought this air gun about six months ago, and I'm extremely happy with it. As long as you have the right mounting brackets, it will work. Mine is extremely accurate to about 50 yards, depending on the wind. I recommend using the heavier grade bb's. I don't know if it's more accurate than the standard AEG because I don't own a standard AEG, but the accuracy of my rifle is outstanding.
1037544
not sure about the red dot scope on the ibex , thinking it would only be accurate at the one distance you lined it up for , where the scope that comes on it has four different settings , I lined my first crosshair at 20 yds. then the 30, 40, and 50 yds. were as accurate as the 20 yds. if you were going to shoot one distance then the red dot may be alright. Hope you understand what I am saying
1439819
It works great on my 30-06 so well my father got one for his 7 mm rem mag and both are dread in and we have both hit 600 yards with no problems at the angles crest range in CA. Hope this helps.
515401
It will vary with broad head design and weight. You just have to step it off and shoot to see where they impact. My 22 in. bolt with 100 gr. field tip scoped in top dot for 20 yds gets about 38 yds. on the middle dot.
2137663
I think over 300yards it should do fine. I wouldn't try any closer than that. We have been banging it with 308 at 150yds with no problem. Worth a shot... Worst case you punch a hole and you upgrade to a new piece of steel.
309403
Might have to loosen the bolt holding the yellow back upright. Was a little too tight for my .177 (485 fpe)at 35 feet. You might be underpowered over 7-8 yards.
1711631
Have it mounted on a Gamo hornet .177 and have it zeroed at 30 yards and shooting 10.5 grain crossman premier domes. Is good to about 45 yards then starts dropping off. Being it's a mill dot scope at 75 yards I hold over 3 dots and am spot on. Hope this helps as I have been very happy with scope.
1430460
This is a great question, because a .308 is good for up to 600 Yards. Per the answer from Larry below, if the beam is off-center, and has a variation of 1/8" at 12 inches, using simple trigonometry, at 100 yards the dot (assuming you could even see it), would be + or - 37 inches; that is more than ONE YARD off. So, if this toy is useless to zero a rifle, then... what is it for? To play with a cat? too expensive.
1890959
This was a gift for my nephew and I've never used it. He says he can shoot a bottle cap at 100 yards with it. Sorry I don't know more.