Question 1

Is the scope specifically made for a certain caliber?

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No, it’s either Designed to work with Minutes of angle or mill radians the multiplayer for  minutes of angle aka MOA is 1.047 or roughly 1 inch at 100 yds and with the 1/4 MOA turrets that’s roughly 1/4” at 100 yds both in elevation (up and down) and Windage (left to right) milliradian  aka MRAD one milliradian is 3.6” at one hundred yards and the value of each click is 1/10th of a mil so each 1/10th is .36 of one inch for people new to scopes the MOA is usually easier to use however both measurements are angular so at 200 yds one MRAD is 7.2” and 1 MOA IS 2.094” to answer you’re question further the answer is no they are not Bullet drop compensation Reticles aka BDC but there is great information out there on how to better use you’re Reticle for range finding and instead of adjusting the turrets instead use the reticle like a BDC and use hold over values

Question 2

Does anyone have any data to support using this on a win 300 mag platform?  curious if it can handle the recoil forces.  thanks.

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i do. You're golden pony boy. I have this one on my Xbolt speed hells canyon in .338 win mag, and it's been a long year with over 2500 rounds - she still hasn't budged. Browning integrated scope mounts help-- rigid 1 piece system, 4x4 bases, vs 2, 18in-lb torque no need for the loctite - that's just sillly  - 30mm medium height rings allow the 44mm objective to clear with plenty of headspace. Lows will work, but -- ehh little too close for my own comfort. Although look at the pictures, #1 Xbolt 44mm objective 30mm med rings. #2 can't remember. #3 my cmax with the Night Force N.Hawk 56mm. Look at some of the other guys that use rails and then low rings, i guess if you want to go back and forth with illuminated optics and such- but straight forward - 300win mag ÷ this scope = no problems. (PLUS given binary code ((0: no/false; 1: yes/true)); as solve for x + v; if x = 1, V [θгτεχ] = FOREVER WARRANTY 2 week turnaround max you'll have either your scope back in 100% A+ condition or a brand new one... no I don't have any affiliation with any of the companies/ manufacturers or amazon or any one other than me. 
No pics allowed? video only... sorry

Question 3

What comes in the 6-24-50 scope box?

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I purchased the 4-16x44. That package included scope, sun shade and a glass cleaning cloth.

Question 4

Best scope ring height for bolt action use

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My custom 700 Rem,.Bolt Gun.  308 Palma chambered @155 grains. General Plasterized Hart barreled Beast uses a 20 moa Leupold mount .... With ....Medium  Height... vortex rings...... For   my Hog Killin 56mm.  Vortex

ASIN	B07G8NTWB3
Best Sellers Rank	#33,788 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #55 in Rifle Scopes
Brand Name	Vortex
Color	black
Compatible Devices	Handgun, Rifle
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (287)
Field Of View	26.9 feet
Global Trade Identification Number	00875874009608
Included Components	Riflescope, Lens Covers, Lens Cloth, Sunshade
Item Display Weight	23 pounds
Item Highlight	EBR-2C (MRAD) Reticle
Item Type Name	Rifle Scope
Item Weight	7 ounces
Magnification Maximum	16
Magnification Minimum	4 x
Manufacturer	Vortex Optics
Manufacturer Part Number	DBK-10027
Material Type	Aluminum
Model Name	Diamondback Tactical First Focal Plane Riflescope
Model Number	DBK-10027
Mounting Type	Cantilever Mount
Number of Items	1
Objective Lens Diameter	1
Product Style	EBR-2C (MRAD)
Reticle Type	EBR-2C (MRAD)
Sport Type	Hunting
UPC	875874009608
Unit Count	1 Count
Warranty Description	Unlimited, unconditional, lifetime warranty.

Vortex Optics Diamondback Tactical First Focal Plane Riflescopes

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