Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Scopes and Optics => Topic started by: MDGrand on June 07, 2010, 02:18:39 PM
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Based on an earlier thread in Guns and Ammo.. I wanted to take a poll on this board to see if any others had a problem with the zero changing when paired with a Mag Rifle.
Let me know what you Nikon users have experienced. curious to find out as I have been a big Nikon fan and just bought a 300 RUM.. and I am wondering if this pairing is going to ultimately cause a problem.
Thanks!
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Think you mean 'Poll' :chuckle: :chuckle:
I have no other info to contribute to this thread...
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I have no experience specific to the scope or rifle you mentioned, but I'd be pissed if an expensive scope like a monarch would not stand up to a RUM. Sure they kick but not enough to break a good quality scope.
Maybe your specific scope has an issue that needs to be repaired?
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Nope my scope is fine on my 300 weatherby and I think it is just fine on my 300 RUM (still breaking in rifle). But I am wondering as some pretty substantial users of this site told me their monarch scopes bounced off zero when paired with a mag rifle. Like everything else, there is always an exception to the rule and I too was surprised by their stories.. but I am curious as to others experiences...
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I had the 3x9 on my 7mag for many years, and did not lose the zero. I'm now wishing I would have left it on there. :bash:
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I have a monarch 5-20 on my 300rum no problems and I love it
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Works great on my wifes .280, she loves it, sorry I don't have any on magnums.
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Nikon Monarchs are tested over 1000 shots on a 375 H and H. That oughtta do I guess...
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WOW.. really? Where did you get that info?
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Four Monarchs, zero issues.
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I had a 3-9 Monarch mounted on a 338 RUM years ago. I shot the *censored* out of it with max 215 SGK's, and 225 NP's. That rifle/scope combo shot 1/2''-3/4'' groups all day long, if a guy wanted too. That was a 700 LSS, and kicked noticebly harder than the 5-6 other 300 RUM's I've shot. Also have had Nikon's on 257 Roys, 7 mags, 6mm's blah, blah blah, with nary a hicup. More than I can say for the Leupy's or Ziess I've had..... Which reminds me, I gotta send in my Ziess on my 240, as it tracks about like a pellet gun scope....
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Nikon Monarchs are tested over 1000 shots on a 375 H and H. That oughtta do I guess...
i am pretty sure that is leupold that does that they have that same info on a tv ad they used to run. not sure nikon does that :dunno:
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Nikon Monarchs are tested over 1000 shots on a 375 H and H. That oughtta do I guess...
i am pretty sure that is leupold that does that they have that same info on a tv ad they used to run. not sure nikon does that :dunno:
Actually, I been looking at too many scopes. Its the Bushnell Ellites that are tested this way. Sorry!
Still trying to figure out what scope I want for my 300 wsm.
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Yep, it's Bushnell 3200.
I have a Burris FFII on my Tikka 300WSM.
The recoil is crazy..6.5lb rifle.
Never a problem.
I have Monarchs but not on kickers.
Great glass.
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Nikon Monarchs are tested over 1000 shots on a 375 H and H. That oughtta do I guess...
i am pretty sure that is leupold that does that they have that same info on a tv ad they used to run. not sure nikon does that :dunno:
Actually, I been looking at too many scopes. Its the Bushnell Ellites that are tested this way. Sorry!
Still trying to figure out what scope I want for my 300 wsm.
:chuckle: they all kinda run together i have seen the shock droper they hook the leupolds up to that represents the recoil of a 375 h&h
so that i why i figured it was leupold but bushnell sounds right as well :chuckle: but not nikon