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Old August 14, 2013, 06:59 PM   #3
PawPaw
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Join Date: December 24, 2010
Location: Central Louisiana
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Sure, it's possible. Depending on your target. A black hole against a black target is hard to see. I go by the local high school at the end of the season and get as many of their schedule posters as I can. That shiny paper (the back is pure white) with a small aiming dot works great. I can get four or five aiming dots on that poster, and when I look at it through the scope, it's easy to see.

Believe it or not, my go-to spotting scope (for 100-200 yards) is the Bushnell Sportview 20X60. Yeah, yeah, I know, cheap Bushnell, but when I go to the range, it's normally the Bushnell that gets the nod. My wife bought it for me several years ago as a Christmas present, and I use it constantly.
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