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tossed the piece of shit Simmons red dot that couldn't get on paper at 25 yards and bolted on a Nikon P223 BDC scope.

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although only at 50 yards i'm pleased with the results. might go out to Chicken Mike's place tomorrow and dial it in at 200. nice optic and the Nikon P series mounts are as well. being a carry handle carbine i'll be happy with a tight group at 200. not bad for a five beer dial in with junk ammo... next up is a trigger job since i can hear the creep and it feels like a suck assed set trigger.
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Not bad, for off hand. Now get serious.

Great scopes for the money. I have a ProStaff 3-9x40BDC($170) on my Crosman 2400KT CO2 carbine, and there ProStaff Rimfire 3-9x40BDC($120) on my .22 Benjamin Discovery. Bought both at DICKS sporting goods.:thumbsup: I read that Nikon makes there lens from Vietnam sand. Sapposed to be the best sand for making clear glass.:pirate:

i will. the final dial in will be with Hornaday 55 gr V Max.

That should do it! highfive

I'm seriously thinking about the Nikon P223 BDC for one of the flattops and a Bushnell Super Banner 3.5-10 X 36mm for another flattop dedicated in 22lr. Prices are great on both. Any concerns out there? Thanks.

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