Spotting scope
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·Never used a barska spotter but have played with some of their rifle scopes. At 100-200 yards I imagine pretty much any spotting scope will work fine. Their rifle scopes aren't too bad if you keep in mind that they are pretty cheap.
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·I've have a Celestron 80mm and a shooting buddy of mine has a Konus 80mm they both are pretty identical in resolution, no problem seeing .22 holes a 100 yards which is the max at our range I'm sure they wouldn't have a problem at 200 yards. Optics Planet has good deals on them and shipping is free.
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·I've got that one. I haven't used it much but from what I have done with it, it's a good scope for the money. I didn't have a couple hundred to spend on one and this Barska did just what I needed it to.
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·I use a scope that's powerful enough to see my shots, without the use of a spotting scope.
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·Guys like me without a scope don't have that luxury.
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·I just don't care for shooting with iron sights. Really enjoy realizing the full accuracy of my AR by using a scope.
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·If your shooting service rifle like I do, you need a good spotting scope, because you use iron sights.
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·I have a $100 on sale Bushnell spotting scope. It's fine so far, distances to 100 yards with .22 cal bullets. I have also read electronic signs up to a mile away with it, and while the optics aren't the best, it gets the job done.
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·I have the Konus mentioned above and it does very well 100-200 yards out.
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