Non adjustable scope

[tombogan03884]

Just for curiosity, and planning for the future I'm looking for a source for a quality single power scope with a mil - dot reticle.
I'm thinking of  300 to 500 yards so around 4X.
Any one know of one besides those Russian scopes ?

[billt]

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/950843/bushnell-elite-3200-tactical-rifle-scope-10x-40mm-1-10-mil-adjustments-mil-dot-reticle-matte

It's a little higher power than you're after, but I've heard nothing but good about this Bushnell 3200 Elite Tactical Model. I'm thinking about getting one to try out on one of my AR's. I have several of the 3200 Elite Tactical Models in 5-15X, but they are a bit too large for an AR type rifle. Bushnell's Mil-Dot is easy to use. They give you a little booklet with the scope that's perfect to keep in the case with your rifle.

[BAC]

Had one of these Truglo 4 power scopes on my AR:

http://www.midwayusa.com/product/633450/truglo-tru-brite-xtreme-tactical-rifle-scope-4x-32mm-red-and-green-illuminated-mil-dot-matte-with-weaver-style-rings

The Truglo Tru-Brite Rifle Scope is specifically designed for tactical applications. Solid, one-piece aluminum construction, scratch resistant finish and 1/4 MOA coil spring finger adjustable windage and elevation adjustments add to the durability of this scope. Multi-coated lenses for exception light transmission in all conditions and the nitrogen filled tube makes it water, fog and shockproof. Includes a limited lifetime warranty.

Technical Information

Tube Diameter: 1"
Adjustment Click Value: 1/4 MOA
Adjustment Type: Click
Exposed Turrets: No
Finger Adjustable Turrets: No
Turrets Resettable to Zero: No
Zero Stop: No
Turret Height: Low
Fast Focus Eyepiece: No
Lens Coating: Fully-coated
Warranty: Limited lifetime
Rings Included: Yes, Weaver-style
Sunshade Included: No
Sunshade Length: N/A
Lens Covers Included: Yes
Power Variability: Fixed
Min power: 4x
Max power: 4x
Reticle Construction: Wire
Reticle: Mil-Dot
Illuminated Reticle: Yes
Battery Type: CR2032 3V (1)
Holdover reticle: No
Reticle Focal Plane Location: 1st
Parallax Adjustment: No
Finish: Matte
Water/Fogproof: Yes
Shockproof: Yes
Airgun Rated: No
Objective Bell Diameter: 39.1
Ocular Bell Diameter: 42.42
Eye Relief: 5.5"
Max Internal Adjustment: 30 MOA
Exit Pupil Diameter: 8mm
Weight: 13.1 oz

Field of View at 100 Yards:
22.5' @ 4x


Dimensions, in inches unless otherwise stated:
A: 9.8
B: 3.8
C: 1.6
D: 1.06
E: Not listed
F: Not listed
G: 39.1mm
H: 42.42mm

Worked well for me.

[les snyder]

Tom... if price is not an object... my old Trijicon 4x32 ACOG (TA01) (a Desert Storm vet) will shoot 4" at 400m on a 16" 5.56 RRA flat top...it has the bullet drop compensation for a 55grain and stadia lines that subtend 19" at respective distances, so half a stadia line is about 10" of wind correction...was not trained on a MilDot system, so is much quicker for me to use the bullet drop and stadia lines for long distance targets

just obtained a new 4x32 with red chevron (TA31), but haven't shot it as much... bullet drop is calibrated for 62grain

[alfsauve]

I wish there were more choices in fixed power scopes.

I lucked out and got one of the last Nikon Monarch's in 6x from my .338 Federal.     I'd probably buy another one or two if I could find the NIB. 

[Sponsor]

[Hazcat]

I've got a Tasco Pronghorn on my 30-06 (fixed 3x) that works fine.

[MikeBjerum]

I have a few Burris and they are good.  Being domestic their customer service is really quick (blew a reddot apart on my 500, and they stood behind it ... As long as I promised not to put it back on that gun).  I am hearing some good things about Brunton, but I don't have any first hand experience, friends with experience, with them.

[tombogan03884]

Thanks for the replies.
Les, the  5.56 BDC is a dis qualifier since I would want to put it on a .308.
As long as I know they are available I can plan for the future.

[Pathfinder]

For 7.62x51, see if Springfield is still selling their 6x40 scope - I have one on my M1A.

[blackwolfe]

Thanks for the replies.
Les, the  5.56 BDC is a dis qualifier since I would want to put it on a .308.
As long as I know they are available I can plan for the future.

Tom, inquiring minds want to know.  What .308?