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I don't like 20mm front objectives, not enough light transmission for me. I generally recommend a 2-7X32 to get a bigger objective. They do make a few 1-4's with larger objectives though. Don't forget to look at eye relief. The longer the better.
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I recently purchased the Nikon M223, which is very similar to the African. Mine does not have the 223 BDC, it has the one large dot in the middle. I actually like this because at 1x magnification, not only is it a true 1x, but the reticle actually acts kinda like a red dot sight.
The glass is clear and the knobs work nicely. My only complaint is the magnification adjustment is really stiff, but I assume that will break in. If you do get the 223 I would recommend the Nikon mount for it. It's $75, but worth it to have the scope with the correct angle when mounted. |
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Location: North Alabama
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parallex
watch out for a short range parallex setting on a low powered scope, esp one intended for shotguns. Could give you some fits at longer ranges possible with an accurate AR.
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