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Bushnell DOA scopes I was wondering if the Bushnell DOA 250 can be used with a centerfire rifle, mainly a 30-06. A guy at local sporting goods store was trying to sell me one and he said that it can be accurately used with a centerfire rifle. Is he right or is he trying to screw me? |
yes and no, mostly no,more problems than its worth |
A friend of mine is using a DOA on a .30-06 with no problems at all but he is using the proper one for the .30-06 caliber which is the DOA 600. The DOA 250 is only reccomended for a muzzleloader. I just checked the Bushnell site to look into it for you. The following info on the DOA was cut and pasted from Bushnell's website. "Whether you choose a rifle, shotgun, muzzleloader or crossbow to fill your tag, there is a Dead On Accurate™ (DOA) reticle for you. Its extended-yardage aiming points enable you to shoot with lethal precision out to 600 yards with a centerfire rifle (DOA 600), 250 yards with a muzzleloader (DOA 250), 200 yards with a shotgun (DOA 200) or 50 yards with a crossbow (DOA X-Bow)." Good Luck |
I think we just had a good discussion on this same issue. |
Hes screwing you. It is the doa 600 for centerfires! I guess u could use the main chrosshairs and set to one specific range but get he doa 600! :p |
scope I know they say its for a muzzleloader, but i put mine on my 270, and man it worked great. it stays zero at 100 yards just fine. i thought i would just try it until i can get a new one for the one that got broke. but think i will leave it on the 270. have taken shots out to 250 yards no problems. yet that is? lol. |
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