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    My wife just bought me another rifle. Remington 700 BDL 270. I love these guns. I only use Leupold scopes. I would like the opinion of the DownLow gun afficionados about the best Leupold scope for this gun.

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    I'd get a 3x9x50mm vari x II matte finish. Bigger diameter lets in more light.

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    Default Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by MUSTANG69
    My wife just bought me another rifle.
    Why?
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    Default Re: Re: Leupold scopes

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    Why?
    She likes me!
    If you don't believe me you can ask her at the Chamber banquet this Friday.

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    Default Re: Re: Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by MUSTANG69
    She likes me!
    If you don't believe me you can ask her at the Chamber banquet this Friday.
    I will! We have another comedian this year...where ya sitting? hahahaha
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    Default Re: Re: Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by MUSTANG69
    She likes me!
    If you don't believe me you can ask her at the Chamber banquet this Friday.
    funny you mentioned the Chamber banquet - ours is tonight - we're having it at Crabman's (and his wife and another couple) newest venture The Venue on Church Street -

    http://www.thevenueonchurchstreet.com/gallery.html

    We switched from the Banquet style a couple years ago and do a 6-7 social hour and 7-8 awards presentation. heavy finger foods (roast beef sandwiches, etc) the attendance has been 50% increase..

    Isn't it strange that after a bombing everyone blames the Crazy Azz bomber(s), but after a shooting the problem is the gun?

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    Default Re: Re: Re: Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by 44INAROW
    funny you mentioned the Chamber banquet - ours is tonight - we're having it at Crabman's (and his wife and another couple) newest venture The Venue on Church Street -

    http://www.thevenueonchurchstreet.com/gallery.html

    We switched from the Banquet style a couple years ago and do a 6-7 social hour and 7-8 awards presentation. heavy finger foods (roast beef sandwiches, etc) the attendance has been 50% increase..
    Ours is a pretty big deal....Mustang69...would you say 4-5 hundred in attendance?

    6-7 social hour and silent auction (lots of cool stuff to bid on)

    7- 11 or so ... awards, comedian, live auction, live entertainment (Jason Suthern Band)

    It is a fun evening. Hope the Cuero Banquet is a success.
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    Default Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by AP Panther Fan
    Ours is a pretty big deal....Mustang69...would you say 4-5 hundred in attendance?

    6-7 social hour and silent auction (lots of cool stuff to bid on)

    7- 11 or so ... awards, comedian, live auction, live entertainment (Jason Suthern Band)

    It is a fun evening. Hope the Cuero Banquet is a success.
    Yes, the AP Chamber banquet is pretty big. I heard the comedian is the same guy from 2 years ago. He was pretty funny. I don't know where our table is located this year. Probably up front again. I'll probably get picked on again by the comedian. Oh well, it is all in fun and for a good cause.

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    I've had a Remington 700 BDL 270 since about 1971. Put a Weaver K4 on it and have never even wished for anything else. I had a gunsmith friend mount the scope and bore sight it for me. Took it to the range and it took five rounds to fine tune and put it dead on the money and have never touched it since then. This 270 is the flattest trajectory of any factory gun model. It will place rounds straight down the middle of the target and shoots 2 inches high at 100 yards, dead on at 200 yards and 2 inches low at 300 yards. Don't think I could ask for anything better than that.

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    Originally posted by sinton66
    I've had a Remington 700 BDL 270 since about 1971. Put a Weaver K4 on it and have never even wished for anything else. I had a gunsmith friend mount the scope and bore sight it for me. Took it to the range and it took five rounds to fine tune and put it dead on the money and have never touched it since then. This 270 is the flattest trajectory of any factory gun model. It will place rounds straight down the middle of the target and shoots 2 inches high at 100 yards, dead on at 200 yards and 2 inches low at 300 yards. Don't think I could ask for anything better than that.
    This is my third 700 BDL 270. I consider it the best all around rifle for South Texas hunting. I swear by Leupold scopes so that is what I will go with. I just don't know which scope to choose yet. That will depend on how much cash I can sneak into my pocket without my wife finding out.

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    Really depends on how much glass you really need? How far are you looking to reach out and touch something? Can't go with Leupold, period. I just put a Mark AR on my AR and for the money is the best scope I've ever used.

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    Originally posted by ASUFrisbeeStud
    Really depends on how much glass you really need? How far are you looking to reach out and touch something? Can't go with Leupold, period. I just put a Mark AR on my AR and for the money is the best scope I've ever used.
    I could possibly have a shot up to 400 yds. That is one reason I like the Leupold scopes. Their light gathering ability in low sunlight is very good. Also, I wear tri-focal glasses. I seem to be able to focus quicker with Leupold scopes.

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    Default Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by MUSTANG69
    My wife just bought me another rifle. Remington 700 BDL 270. I love these guns. I only use Leupold scopes. I would like the opinion of the DownLow gun afficionados about the best Leupold scope for this gun.
    I also shoot a Rmington .270. mine is rigged with a Nikon Monarch 6x24x50 BDC. Gun will consistently kill at 400 yds. Need any more info you let me know. The bullet drop compensation is the only way to go if you want to shoot long range.
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    Umm...what is a sweet beaver??
    the best kind???

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    Default Re: Re: Leupold scopes

    Originally posted by lostaussie
    I also shoot a Rmington .270. mine is rigged with a Nikon Monarch 6x24x50 BDC. Gun will consistently kill at 400 yds. Need any more info you let me know. The bullet drop compensation is the only way to go if you want to shoot long range.
    That's an excellent scope as well, really a Chevy or Ford argument for me. Definitely go with 50 tube, going to let so much more light in than a 40.

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    Bought a Leupold 3x9x50 VX2.

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