duckhunter
Marksman
Does anyone have any experience with this scope?
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Burris eliminator scope
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I had the Eliminator III. It's pretty nice scope and the system works on it and having the built in range finder is very nice. I ended up selling it because it would use up the battery just sitting. So every time I pulled it out of the safe it would have a dead battery.
I now have a SWFA SS 3-15x42 Tactical Rifle Scope on my Rem 700 .308 Tac.
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duckhunter
Marksman
Let me ask you this question then. If I pulled the battery out after use would that affect calibration ? I don't know if it is digital to where it would affect zero.
No this scope does not use digital cross hairs. So it will keep zero all the time. It's just like any other scope you can use the scope without the battery. You just can't use the ranging and bullet drop calculation that is built in without the battery.
Are you going to be doing some extreme long range shooting and using the same loads all the the time? Then this scope is great for that.
I had this scope on my Rem 700 .308 and I shoot my own subsonic and full load rounds so trying to keep up with that with this scope was not for me. A good mil dot was the best option for me.
Other than that the scope was very nice.
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Are you going to be doing some extreme long range shooting and using the same loads all the the time? Then this scope is great for that.
I had this scope on my Rem 700 .308 and I shoot my own subsonic and full load rounds so trying to keep up with that with this scope was not for me. A good mil dot was the best option for me.
Other than that the scope was very nice.
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duckhunter
Marksman
I was going to use it exclusively on a 22-250 Rem 700 I have
What kind of shooting you plan on doing? 500+ yards...
Here is the cartridge list:
http://www.burrisoptics.com/sites/d...iew/downloads/cartridgelist-eliminatoriii.pdf
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duckhunter
Marksman
Thanks for the list. It is going to be possible to shoot 800 yards in some places after the clear cutting done on my club.
Craig K. Thomas
Banned
I have never used Eliminator but I rather love the UTG. And now, many people also love it. Very durable and accurate. I think you can be impressive with this scope more after Click Here to read fully about it.
duckhunter
Marksman
My brother in law and myself are getting one each . I will let you know what I think after using it.
duckhunter
Marksman
we just ordered them so will give review within a couple of weeks
