Pine Ridge Scope

Vietnam5 · 11-12-2019, 09:20 AM

I have a pine Ridge 3X9X440 no turret But there are 2 dots below the cross hairs dose anyone know what distance they stand foe=r 150 and 200 or what

Terry_P · 11-17-2019, 05:30 AM

Found this on Cabelas:

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Countless hours of development and testing have led us to create a line of tactical scopes specially engineered for rifles in several calibers. With these scopes, there is no need to guess what the proper hold over on a target is. You simply range your target and dial in the scope for that distance. We designed these scopes using an average of the most popular loads for each caliber. Each scope comes with interchangeable turrets for different calibers that can be changed with an allen wrench. Updated with a streamlined design and enhanced optics, these scopes deliver brighter images, more accurate colors, higher resolution and uniform edge-to-edge clarity. Other benefits include improved low-light performance, more comfortable viewing and fast target acquisition. No other scope can match their versatility. Mounting tube is 1". Finger-adjustable windage and elevation with trajectory compensation turret. Some models feature a side-focus parallax adjustment for ultrafast target acquisition. Each scope is waterproof, fogproof and shockproof, and include a turret carry bag and an allen wrench.

Sounds like it depends which turret you have. My guess with a rifle scope would be dead on at 100 then 200 and 300.

Dennis H · 11-18-2019, 01:16 AM

Sure they have a dedicated yardage for those marks but theres only one way to verify as every gun/caliber/brand of ammo/weight of bullet, will shoot just a little different. Dial it in at 100 then use the first line below to shoot it at 200. May turn out for your combination that second line is 176, or 225. Good excuse for some trigger time!

11-12-2019, 09:20 AM	#1
Vietnam5 Junior Member Joined: Nov 2019 From: Milford Delaware Posts: 1	Pine Ridge Scope I have a pine Ridge 3X9X440 no turret But there are 2 dots below the cross hairs dose anyone know what distance they stand foe=r 150 and 200 or what

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11-18-2019, 01:16 AM	#3
Dennis H Senior Member Joined: Apr 2014 From: colorado Posts: 5,641	Sure they have a dedicated yardage for those marks but theres only one way to verify as every gun/caliber/brand of ammo/weight of bullet, will shoot just a little different. Dial it in at 100 then use the first line below to shoot it at 200. May turn out for your combination that second line is 176, or 225. Good excuse for some trigger time!