Input on rifle scopes

[golfer]

As far as the CDS system goes to those that have it, how is the variance of the turret in relation to your loads. Are they relativley close or not?

 

[marksjeep]

I had a CDS turret cut for my 280AI handloads. The turret cuts from Leupold are almost identical to the ballistics/trajectory I computed using Strelok app and my field observations/results. The accuracy of the turret with relation to your load is going to be dependent on the quality of the data you provide to Leupold.

 

[noharleyyet]

The accuracy of the turret with relation to your load is going to be dependent on the quality of the data you provide to Leupold.

yep....

 

[Hannibal]

How about Burris? I had one on my Weatherby .257, then remounted it on my Remington. I have another Burris on my Remington XP 100, 7mm08 which I purchased about 12 years ago. I've never had any problem with my Burris scopes in all the years I've owned them. That's also true of the Leupolds I have owned I might add. While I haven't done a price comparison, Burris scopes may be a more economical option. They may or may not offer the features you're looking for but the quality and durability of their rifles scopes is outstanding. Check them out.

 

[mtmuley]

yep....

That's partly why my CDS dials are MOA. I like the flexibility of being able to change loads, or adjust if a known load has to be tweaked. mtmuley

 

[noharleyyet]

That's partly why my CDS dials are MOA. I like the flexibility of being able to change loads, or adjust if a known load has to be tweaked. mtmuley

Good point.