Get out to the woods early and stay late with Nikon Buckmasters Rifle Scopes. 92% light transmission means you are covered, both early and late. All lenses treated with Nikon's anti-reflective multicoating for increased performance. Hand-turn 1/4-MOA reticle adjustments for precise sight-ins and in-the-field adjustments. Quick-Focus eyepiece. Nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed for guaranteed waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof performance. Long-range models feature a Side Focus (SF) parallax adjustment, allowing fast, inconspicuous adjustments and reducing overall length. Matte or Silver finish. Full Lifetime Warranty. Nikoplex or Bullet Drop Compensating reticles. Nikon Buckmasters Rifle Scopes feature: Anti-reflective multicoating for 92% light transmission 1/4 MOA windage and elevation adjustment 100% waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof Lifetime warranty Standard or Bullet Drop Compensating reticles. FOV = field of view at 100 yards

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40mm v. 50 mm

I am going to be purchasing a Remington 700 Buckmaster shortly and I am looking into scopes. I have decided on the Nikon Buckmaster but can't decide between the 40 mm and 50 mm. Any advice?

asked 11 months ago

Jase

- Urbana, IL

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General rule of thumb on scope objectives. Larger # will give you more zoom (magnify the target more), but will cut down on the field of view (the width of the area you can see). It is a matter of personal preference and style of hunting you like. For some hunters who like to stay in the woods, a 50 is too much and picks up distracting objects like branches between them and the deer too much. Best bet is go to a nearby pro shop and look through both and shoot with both if an option.
http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CFPageC?appID=94&storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&

Talk about your hunting spots with the shop pro and pick the best. The 3-9 x 40 is a great all purpose size for deer hunting and very popular.

answered 11 months ago

nkey

- Springfield, MO

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Will BDC work on a 270?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Pipeboss8

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I have the 3x9 bdc scope and the paper work that came with it states that it is designed to work with standard calibers with a muzzle velocity of about 2800 fps. It is not a true BDC, but rather a reticle that gives hold over points at 100 yard increments, with the cross hair being the 100 yard zero for standard calibers, and 200 in magnums. I'm using it on a 308 with handloads. Not ran it beyond 300 yards but to that extent it has worked well.

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tch1718a

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Is a NIKON Buckmaster scope, ok to use with a Thompson Centerfire Encore 50 cal

Also what scope do you recommend for a 12 ga, 870 slug gun

asked 1 year, 3 months ago

Creitz

- Baltimore

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A Nikon buckmaster would work very well with a TC Encore in .50.
Any shotgun scope will also fit the bill for and 870 slug gun.

answered 1 year, 3 months ago

JTBPS

- Missouri

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I have a marlin 308 what mounting hardware do I need to get

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malensek

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