Charles L. Cotton wrote:Seeing .22 caliber holes at 300 yards is a tall order. That's not a task for a low end spotting scope. I know, I wasted enough money on spotting scopes.
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Spotting Scope
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Re: Spotting Scope
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I do hope ya'll are talking about .223 holes and not .22LR holes. I can't imagine shooting at anything with my .22LR at 300 yards.
Anyway, what power would be needed to see a target well at 300 yards? Is 60 good enough with decent glass?
Anyway, what power would be needed to see a target well at 300 yards? Is 60 good enough with decent glass?
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