Bushnell 200 Hunting Equipment User Manual


 
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
The DOA reticle gives hunters a series of aiming points that correspond to various black powder and center-
fire loads. These aiming points, combined with our innovative Rack Bracket, allows hunters to expand their
effective range while also aiding in field judging whitetail or mule deer at extended distances. Bushnell
would like to stress that these tools are only as good as the time spent practicing with
them. Nothing can replace quality firing range time and becoming comfortable shooting at each of the
prescribed yardages, while noting bullet placement. It is imperative for the hunter to spend time at the
range, gaining familiarity with the reticle and how it works with their firearm and bullet load. Ballistic
performance can vary depending upon a number of factors, including barrel length, powder type, bullet
type, and numerous weather/atmosphere related variables.
THE DOA 200 RETICLE – For Slug Guns
Scopes with the DOA 200 are designed to be sighted-in at 100 yds. Incorporated into the reticle is a
50-yd holdunder, along with 150 yds and 200 yds holdover aiming points. The shooter can use either
12 gauge or 20 gauge loads.
The scope must also be set to the proper magnification for the reticle’s ballistic feature to function properly.
In the case of a 3-9x 40mm scope, the power change ring must be set at 9x for the ballistic function
and Rack Bracket to work correctly.
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