OK I need one and be able to see holes punched at a 100yds, need good eye relief, Any suggestions??. So many different ones out there and all have mixed reviews
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I flew RC FPV before the FAA rained on the parade so I just mount a camera / transmitter near the target and use a screen / receiver or goggles at my bench location! 
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Seeing .22 holes in the black at 100 yards requires a good scope. If shooting highly visible shootnsee targets could get by with lesser scope. Good optics are never cheap. Whats your budget. I use spotting scopes frequently for wildlife observation and target shooting at long ranges. My personal favorite is the Kowa TSN883 with Prominar Eyepiece. I was still watching wolves in Lamar Valley when the swarovski guys were packing up due to failing light late in the afternoon. Theyre is only one scope that can outdo the tsn883 at the moment and that is an atx swaro with the huge objective. Hasnt been out long and twice as much as my tsn883. A more budget minded excellent optic would be a meopta or vortex. If still out of budget then get something from a brick and mortar store but set up a test target outside to see if the optical quality is up to your standards. Good spotting scopes arent cheap.
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Thanks but those spotters are out of my league, looking for 200 bucks or less, I know what you said, but that is what I can put on it.
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I'm not sure of the details, but there's probably a cheap easy tech solution with a couple of phones, maybe with a wifi dongle in-between.
Is there a a wifi at the range? Or is this way out of town? A 3G or 4G signal?
You may not be into tech, but I;m sure there are apps where you touch a button on one phone, and it grabs a picture from another phone.
Is there a a wifi at the range? Or is this way out of town? A 3G or 4G signal?
You may not be into tech, but I;m sure there are apps where you touch a button on one phone, and it grabs a picture from another phone.
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