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Bushnell Trophy ?

Post by 3leggeddog » Thu Jan 28, 2010 11:27 am

Hello, Im thinking about adding a Bushnell Trophy "red dot"[$85.00] to my Mark II target. The ldeal is to keep the weight down, what is a good mount + rings??? Thanks for your replies!
MarkII target slab side, SR9 ,10/22 and growing

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Post by greener » Fri Jan 29, 2010 6:43 am

I've only put Bushnell Trophies on MKIII's. I used the Ruger rail and rings that came with the scopes.

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Post by hutchman » Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:14 am

I have one on my Charger and have zero complaints with it. For a budget red dot, it seems to be a good value to me.

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Post by greener » Fri Jan 29, 2010 8:09 pm

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Post by jc12346 » Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:12 pm

This is my first post and I say Hello. I frequently read these forms and find them very helpful. Thank you for have a very informative form.
I Have a Bushnell Trophy Red Dot and I used the Ruger Rail and the mounts that came with the red dot scope. It works very well. I have a Ruger Mark III Target SS.
I have Two suggestions:
1. Don't forget to shut the red dot off after every use or you will need batteries all the time. I forgot the first few times and had to replace the battery.
2. Another suggestion, is to use Loctite (blue) to the ends of the bolts so the red dot mount does not come loose from the mount on the gun. just a little drop at the ends of the bolts will do it. I had to do this the first time after a few outings (did not apply Loctite) when my Red Dot scope came Loose from the gun- It has not come loose since I applied the Loctite. Do not use the Loctite Red

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Post by greener » Sat Jan 30, 2010 10:34 pm

Welcome to the forum. Good advice on turning it off and loctite. A red dot with a dead battery is a touch less accurate than one with a fresh battery.

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Post by bearandoldman » Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:04 am

Bullseye wrote:Welcome to Guntalk-Online.

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Aleays carry an extra pack of batteries in your rnage bag, and better yet, remember where they are in the bag. Welcome
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Post by blue68f100 » Sun Jan 31, 2010 9:25 am

JC12346, Welcome to the forum.

I keep the spare battery in the lid of my hard case that I keep the gun in. If it in my gun bag I will probably have to empty the pockets to find it.
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Post by 3leggeddog » Sun Jan 31, 2010 10:50 pm

blue68f100 wrote:JC12346, Welcome to the forum.

I keep the spare battery in the lid of my hard case that I keep the gun in. If it in my gun bag I will probably have to empty the pockets to find it.

A BIG thanks to all for your replies, I now have the Trophy on the gun.
Im loving it too! :D
MarkII target slab side, SR9 ,10/22 and growing

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