bman940

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About bman940

  • Birthday 01/10/1959

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  • Location
    N. Texas
  • Occupation
    RN,BSN/Chevalier Advertising/Nikon Sport Optics
  • Interests
    Anything outdoors that does not involve a lawn mower
  • Biography
    51,married,love hunting and shooting

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  1. bman940
    Michael, You won't be disappointed. Check out Natchez Shooter's to see what they have and their prices. The last one I bought from them was one heck of a deal. I hope you'll do a review for us when you get the scope. I promise the ED glass will blow you away and dialing in with Spot On is incredibly accurate. Drop me a note with any questions.
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    Nikon's MONARCH 5 riflescope is one of my favorite scopes. If you look around you can find discounted prices on this discontinued scope. I currently use 2, 1 on a Hill Country .300 Win and one on a Bergara .308. Love em! Dialed in with Nikon's Spot On Ballistic Program I can blast soda cans at 600+ yards. For my hunting needs that is plenty. The BDC reticle makes target acquisition quick and easy which is exactly what you need for hunting. The ED glass will blow you away and is the main reason I bought mine.
  3. bman940
    rangefinder Can you give the particulars on your Rangfinder? How old are they, model #? Not that it makes any difference I have 2 pair of Nikon Rangefinders that I bought 4 and 6 years ago respectively. 1 I use for dog training, a lot. The second pair for hunting. I also have a lot fo buddies who use Nikon Rangfinders and not one has ever had a problem. Not that that helps you with your issue, just stating a fact. Thanks, Bart
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    I have been an avid deer hunter for a long time and have passed on many an opportunity to take coyotes but those days are over. I recently learned that that the average coyote kills 25 turkeys a year and more then 12 fawns in the Spring. That's a lot of animals I like to hunt so it's time to help them out. My questions are Do you specifically go out to hunt coyotes? Gear calls,rifle,scope,amo,optics,cal. ? What time of year do you have the best luck coyote hunting? If you are not a coyote hunter what woud get you to go out? Thanks,
  5. bman940
    hmmm Have you checked out the Archers Choice Max? I think they are the hottest Rangefinder out there right now. The LED is going to be huge on cloudy days in the woods or early or late evenings. Check it out on Nikonhunting.com