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You can still buy a do-everything riflescope, and some of the best optics on the market are those that are as capable in hunting situations as they are in shooting competitions. But increasingly, riflescopes are niche instruments with purpose-driven attributes. Use this chart to pick a scope that best suits your needs.

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Andrew McKean
Andrew McKean

Andrew McKean is Outdoor Life’s hunting and conservation editor, drilling into issues that affect wildlife, wildlands, and the people who care about them. He’s also OL’s optics editor, helping readers to make informed buying decisions.

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