Nikon M-308 Riflescope. Your new scope is the finest example of Nikon’s rugged and durable
construction and precision bright optics; important qualities for a serious shooter’s riflescope.
Whether you use your scope for hunting or for target shooting, the procedure for mounting is identical. A set of high quality steel mounting
rings which have a standard diameter of 1 inch (2.54 cm) are required to mount the scope. Follow the ring manufacturer’s instructions for
mounting procedures. After mounting the scope on your rifle, follow the procedures for reticle alignment.
When setting the reticle for hunting, you should determine your standard range and then adjust the reticle based upon that target distance.
For targets which vary from that standard distance, according to personal preference, you may simply adjust the position of the reticle in
relation to your target, or you may wish to use the procedure for trajectory compensation.
We hope that you will enjoy your new Nikon M-308 Riflescope for many years to come. Enjoy using it, and above all, always follow safe
shooting procedures.
11 reviews for Nikon M-308 BDC 800 Reticle
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Ron –
works great on my AR , Bushnell value and quality
Bubbarosa –
Image is OK, mounting is standard, it’s a low mid range optic, will be trying it on my .458 and see how it holds up.
Jamie –
Perfect for airguns. These focus down to ten yards. Closer ranges for airguns.
S G –
For hunting rifle.
Santiago Flores Herrera –
Great quality. Good value. NOT MADE IN CHINA.
stacy –
thank you
christina Elmore –
Great scope
mery zamora –
The Acuranse is it not the best
Uxorial Stunner –
Great scope for the money I plan on coyote hunting and I fill confident with this scope at 400 yards no problem
olivia –
For the price this scope is adequate once you fix the sloppiness of the reticle by putting an O ring in the groove and tightening it snug. You may have to play around with O ring thickness too get the correct focus for your eye. Without this fix the long range accuracy will be worthless because the reticle can move much more than I would expect at this price point. My next complaint is that the crosshairs and especially the wind hold dots are excessively large. This is only an annoyance for me because I shoot 100 yards or less but at longer ranges this would be a deal breaker. At 50 yards the cross is larger than a .22 hole and the wind hold dot will cover a dime. The glass is clear up to about 12 magnification then the clarity drops a bit at 18. The magnification ring is smooth and has a good feel to it. The side focus is smooth and effective and the elevation and windage turrets have nice solid positive clicks and seem to track true. I mounted this to an air rifle and had to use over half of the elevation adjustment to zero it at 35 yards. I contacted Bushnell about this and their response was that the scope is AR specific. If this is true there must be some built in MOA in the design because the previous two scopes I mounted on this gun required very little vertical adjustment to zero at 35 yards. Overall if you just want to spray bullets down range and be able to see where they hit, then for the price this scope works for that but if you are truly interested in longer range accuracy, I feel you will be disappointed.
Dustin S. Sauls –
Purchased this scope to transform a multipurpose AR I built into a hunting rifle. This AR has had a Burris MTAC 1-4×24 scope on it for mid range, it has also worn a Sightmark ghost sight for close range. I decided to try my share at deer hunting with this rifle since it has an 18″ barrel. I immediately started looking at options in the $150-$350 price range. The Vortex Diamondback tactical was very tempting at the high end. But I stumbled across this Bushnell AR optics 4.5-18×40. Watched a few videos on it and it had good reviews over all. I like the fact it is 1″ because it keeps the weight down. I caught it on sale for $168. Paired it with Monstrum cantilever scope mount and flip up scope caps. Im very pleased with this scope for the price. I spent around $200 for the scope, mount, and caps. The Diamondback alone was $350. The clarity is great. Build is of typical Bushnell quality, I love the throw lever. If you are on the fence, just buy it. You won’t be disappointed. There is a great video on YT that shows how to sight in and use the extra turrets. Dont forget, Bushnell has an ironclad warranty. I could ramble on and on about this scope. It is comparable to my Bushnell Forge for 1/4 the price! See Pic for how the Monstrum mount and caps compliment this scope, they are of great quality too.