Is this going to work

[ns209]

I have a mini 14 i want to scope, trying to get my feet wet in varmint hunting. I putting together an varmint ar but that going to take some time $$. So i was thinking of this scope for my mini. What u guys think

http://www.nikonusa.com/Find-Your-Nikon/Product/Riflescopes/6320/ProStaff-3-9x40-Matte-BDC.html

[ZX-10R]

Buy a cheaper scope from Leapers or NCStar for $80 and start saving that $110 to go toward your AR. Allocate resources properly. Bandages are just that.

[CSTactical]

FYI, Vortex Optics is doing a closeout on specific Viper models. Below is a post in our forum with all the details. Going to be hard to beat the pricing. A lot of guys have been placin orders in the short amount of time we've had it up...

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=335623

Thanks,

Mike @ CST

[CoyoteHunter555]

Buy a cheaper scope from Leapers or NCStar for $80 and start saving that $110 to go toward your AR. Allocate resources properly. Bandages are just that.

Woah, woah, woah don't! Get the prostaff that'll work. DO NOT go cheaper unless it is bushnell, vortex, or nikon. A cheaper scope may work for a little while but likely won't last. Also, be sure to get an AO or side parallax. My preference for accuracy anyway

[Trapper]

3-9x40 Pro Staff available from sample list for $99

http://www.samplelist.com/Nikon-3-9x40-ProStaff-Riflescope-DEMO-B-P762.aspx

[CoyoteHunter555]

spend at the very least $150 not including rings

[Stringer]

Buy a cheaper scope from Leapers or NCStar for $80 and start saving that $110 to go toward your AR.

DO NOT do this. I haven't had to use a Leapers before, but I haven't seen an NCStar that holds zero. If you want to hit something, then you'll need a mechanically sound optic.

Woah, woah, woah don't! Get the prostaff that'll work. DO NOT go cheaper unless it is bushnell, vortex, or nikon. A cheaper scope may work for a little while but likely won't last. Also, be sure to get an AO or side parallax.

^this is good advice. And the deals that Mike posted on the discontinued Vipers are really good.

What kind of varmints are you going to be hunting, at what distance, and in what light levels?