New rifle scope

[gaijin]

To exploit the potential of both your rifle- and the 6.5 CM cartridge; you will want the ability to dial for "come ups" at distance, a zero stop is nearly mandatory.
FFP is great on a precision/long range gun because the hash marks- rather MIL or MOA- are usable at any power setting. Glass clarity and adequate magnification are considered a requirement for precision/long range.
Old rule of thumb; "you're gonna spend twice on optics as what the rifle costs"- for those reasons.

I've found a 3-15X or similar to be just fine for hunting to 600-800 yds. for deer (Whitetail/Mulie) sized game.

[voiceofreason]

Call up GA Precision and see if they still have any of the NEW LRHSi 4.5-18x scopes available for $750

BEST for the $$$ in the price range. It's basically a $1,3000 scope for $750

my #1 rec in your price range.

[jsbhike]

Leupold has a 4-12x VXR from the hunting line in your price range that has several reticle and adjustment options.

[kenny256]

To exploit the potential of both your rifle- and the 6.5 CM cartridge; you will want the ability to dial for "come ups" at distance, a zero stop is nearly mandatory.
FFP is great on a precision/long range gun because the hash marks- rather MIL or MOA- are usable at any power setting. Glass clarity and adequate magnification are considered a requirement for precision/long range.
Old rule of thumb; "you're gonna spend twice on optics as what the rifle costs"- for those reasons.

I've found a 3-15X or similar to be just fine for hunting to 600-800 yds. for deer (Whitetail/Mulie) sized game.

Ya, that's not going to happen!

I'm just looking for a quality scope that can meet my hunting needs. The long range portion is going to be maybe 5% of my usage.

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[kenny256]

Call up GA Precision and see if they still have any of the NEW LRHSi 4.5-18x scopes available for $750

BEST for the $$$ in the price range. It's basically a $1,3000 scope for $750

my #1 rec in your price range.

I'll have to look I to that...

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[kenny256]

Leupold has a 4-12x VXR from the hunting line in your price range that has several reticle and adjustment options.

I was wanting a little more magnification then 12....but I do like the vxr line.

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[kenny256]

To exploit the potential of both your rifle- and the 6.5 CM cartridge; you will want the ability to dial for "come ups" at distance, a zero stop is nearly mandatory.
FFP is great on a precision/long range gun because the hash marks- rather MIL or MOA- are usable at any power setting. Glass clarity and adequate magnification are considered a requirement for precision/long range.
Old rule of thumb; "you're gonna spend twice on optics as what the rifle costs"- for those reasons.

I've found a 3-15X or similar to be just fine for hunting to 600-800 yds. for deer (Whitetail/Mulie) sized game.

But to the rest of your post. I'm glad to hear its capable of such things.

I will never be shooting a deer that far, 350 yards is about max range.

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[Qahoqoje]

The Barska 6.5-20x50 AO Varmint Rifle Scope is the one of the best. This Barska Varmint Riflescope gives you the advantage with long-range and deadly accurate targeting and it has high quality. https://www.atneu.com/smart-hd-weapon-sight
. I bought it 2 years ago. check it out.

[Prada]

The Sightron S-Tac 4-20 with the MOA2 reticle is my favorite sub $500 rifle scope. It has capped target turrets that dial repeatably and the glass is surprisingly good for the price point. It's a great scope for the money.

[markderp]

I use a vortex razor HD LH 1.5-8x on my hunting rifle. Decent glass quality and seems to be a tough scope. I accidentally dropped it on a cement floor and it still holds zero...for whatever that is worth.

The light hunter in 3-15x wouldn't be a bad choice if you don't mind an MOA reticle and spending a bit more.