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PLEASE HELP! What kind of rifle scope should I get?!?

I'm getting a Remington 700 new cameras in 7 mm Rem Mag morning and want to get room for it. I will use this weapon for most of my hunting (deer, big boar, elk, etc) … I am very familiar with using a rifle (in the Infantry Marine for over 5 years) .. but I'm new in optics! I love a nice area that has a clear field of view and can easily acquire targets that atleast 500 meters … N which is hunted distances at all times .. but it seems logical to spend a little more to do that, if necessary! Again, I am new in optics and REALLY REALLY REALLY appreciate all the information you can give me! My price point had rather not go is $ 250-300. I can and will go a little more whether the scope is much better … Thanks in advance and I am eagerly awaiting your response!

Check out the line Millett of areas. He had one of its fields application on my service rifle 3 years ago (never issued our DMRS) Kept well, but I made a big mistake. I have not had all the lens caps. So please, remember that for Tapas. Not sure how to handle the recoil of a magazine, but defiantly should look into the TRS-1. There is one comment for http://www.snipercentral.com/milletttrs.htm snipercentral (.) EDIT: Hmm, that link appears to go directly to snipercentral.com, simply hover your mouse over the team and reviews the scope and Millett will be there, along with a range of a few comments of others.

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