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English........... 4 Français....... 22 Español....... 40 Deutsch....... 58 Italiano.........76 Português.... 92 3
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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 c
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DOA 200 For Slug Guns Based on a 100-yard zero. 50 yds. 150 yds. 200 yds. 5
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How To Use the Reticle: 1. Sight in at 100 yds on any magnification setting 2. Determine distance to target. For the best accuracy in determining distance, utilize a Bushnell Laser Rangefinder (Scout 1000 ARC, G Force 1300 ARC). 3. Set the scope’s magnification to 9x (9 power). 4. Place the appropriate aiming point on the desired target. If the target was determined to be at 175 yds, hold directly between the 150 yd aiming point and the 200 yd aiming point. 6
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The DOA 200 reticle will work with any of the following ammunition loads: Hornady 300 gr SST 12 Ga. 2 3/4 “ Slug Win Supreme SSP20 260 gr Win Supreme Elite SXP123 300 gr Win Supreme SSPTH20 260 gr Win Supreme Elite SXP12 300 gr Rem Premier AccuTip 2 3/4 in 385 gr Win Supreme Elite SSDB123 375 gr Rem Premier Accutip 3 in 385 gr Win Supreme Elite SSDB12 375 gr Rem Premier Accutip 20 Ga 2 3/4 in 260 gr Win Supreme Elite SSDB203 260 gr Rem Premier Accutip 20 ga 3 in 260 gr Win Supreme Elite SSDB20 2
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THE DOA 250 RETICLE – For Muzzleloaders Designed to be used with today’s most popular muzzleloader loads, the DOA 250 reticle is intended to be zeroed at 100 yards, and provides aiming points at every 50 yards out to 250 yds. The user can zero at 100 yds on any magnification setting, but for the ballistic reticle feature and Rack Bracket to function properly, the scope’s magnification must be set to the correct power. The correct settings for the scopes that include the DOA 250 reticle are a
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DOA 250 In-Line Muzzleloaders Based on a 100-yard zero and the ballistics of the most common magnum loads for in-lines. 150 yds. 200 yds. 250 yds. 9
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How To Use the Reticle: 1. Sight in at 100 yds on any magnification setting 2. Determine distance to target. For the best accuracy in determining distance, utilize a Bushnell Laser Rangefinder (Scout 1000 ARC, G Force 1300 ARC). 3. Set the scope’s magnification to 9x (9 power). 4. Place the appropriate aiming point on the desired target. If the target was determined to be at 175 yds, hold directly between the 150 yd aiming point and the 200 yd aiming point. 10
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100 yd Sight-In 150 yd Sight-In 150 yd 200 yd 250 yd 300 yd 150 yd 200 yd 250 yd 300 yd Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark .45 cal 225 gr HP Copper Clad BC=.176 100 grains 150 200 250 300 180 225 275 300 .45 cal 225 gr HP Copper Clad BC=.176 150 grains 150 200 250 300 180 225 275 300 150 200 250 300 180 225 275 300 .50 cal 245 gr HP Copper Clad BC=.140 150 grains .50 cal 295 gr HP Copper Clad BC=.168 150 grains 150 200 250 300 180 225 275 300 .50 cal 348 gr HP Copper Cl
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THE DOA 600 RETICLE – For Centerfire Rifles Designed to be used with today’s most popular centerfire rifle cartridges, the DOA 600 reticle is intended to be sighted in at 100 yards, and provides aiming points at every 100 yd increment, out to 600 yds. The user can sight-in at 100 yds on any magnification setting, but for the ballistic reticle feature to function properly, the scope’s magnification must be set to the correct power. The correct settings for the scopes that include the DOA reti
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DOA 600 With MOA dots as the long- Centerfire Rifles range aiming points, the DOA offers a higher level of precision than competing Based on a 100-yard zero extended-yardage reticles. and the ballistics of the most common magnum loads for in-lines. 200 yds. 300 yds. 400 yds. 500 yds. 600 yds. 13
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How To Use the Reticle: 1. Zero at 100 yds on any magnification setting 2. Determine distance to target. For the best accuracy in determining distance, utilize a Bushnell Laser Rangefinder (Scout 1000 ARC, G Force 1300 ARC). 3. Set the magnification to the appropriate setting. 4. Place appropriate aiming point on the desired target. If the target is determined to be at 350 yds, hold directly between the 300 yd aiming point and the 400 yd aiming point The DOA 600 reticle will work with any
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THE DOA CROSSBOW RETICLE – For all Crossbows The new Crossbow DOA from Bushnell was designed for the dedicated crossbow hunter, and built to demanding standards with input from the nation’s leading experts in crossbow technology. The Crossbow DOA is based on a 20-yard zero with aiming points every 10 yards, out to 50 yards (see below). The top of the bottom post provides a 60-yard aiming point. The reticle is ballistically calibrated to be used at the 1.75X setting on the scope’s power r
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Bushnell has also incorporated its Rack Bracket Technology into this new reticle design so that the crossbow hunter may better field judge the whitetail or mule deer they are chasing. On the main cross hair, there are two small hash marks-the 20-Yard Zero w/Rack Bracket distance between them represents 17 inches at 20 yards. The distance between the thick subtensions on the main crosshair represent 30-Yard Aiming Point 24 inches at 20 yards. At the 50-yard aim- 40-Yard Aiming Point ing
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HOW THE RACK BRACKET WORKS In an effort to help hunters, Bushnell looked at issues that had confronted many of them in the field. Field judging deer, especially via magnified view, can be exceedingly difficult. To help with the field judging of whitetails and mule deer we have incorporated a series of lines that extend out from each aiming point. Each lines measures 24 inches at the respective distance. There will also be two “hash marks” on each line that measure 17 inches between them. Why
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The Rack Bracket System Size him up and put him down with the Rack Bracket. Judgement – Use the 24" and Based on scope set at highest 17" measurements to gauge power. For example, a 3-9x the buck’s width. If the ears fit, scope would need to be at 9x for Rack Bracket accuracy. you have an accurate estimation of range. 24" – All extended yardage crosshairs measure 24," the tip-to-tip distance between an average mule deer’s ears. 18
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How To Use the Reticle: 1. Determine the distance to a whitetail or mule deer. For the most accurate distance measurement, use a Bushnell Laser Rangefinder (for best results, a model with angle range compensation (ARC) is recommended – for example, the Scout 1000 ARC, G Force 1300 ARC, etc). 2. Turn the scope’s power ring to the appropriate position. 3. If the distance matches one of the prescribed aiming points you can utilize the Rack Bracket to gauge antler width. 19
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LIFETIME LIMITED WARRANTY ® Your Bushnell product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for lifetime after the date of purchase. In the event of a defect under this warranty, we will, at our option, repair or replace the product, provided that you return the product postage prepaid. This warranty does not cover damages caused by misuse, improper handling, installation, or maintenance provided by someone other than a Bushnell Authorized Service Department. Any return