Redfield scope

jaoob

May 27, 2004 18:55

yes can some body tell me,when ajusting your sights ,does the knob's click or do they have a smooth turn.the elevation turret's

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  jaoob

  May 27, 2004 18:55

  Do they still make Redfield rifle scopes? I haven't seen any in the gun shops i have visited. I have a 3X9X40 that the dial for the power seems to hit a couple of places when going from 3 power to 9. Smooth turning until I get up to 7 power, then it seems to almost hit a notch, but it will still go to 9 power. How is the warranty for a used Redfield scope?
  Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks; Mike

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  1KYDSTR

  May 27, 2004 19:06

  I am not to be considered an expert in this area but I believe what you have is an older Redfield rangefinding scope. Go to the auction sight here on GB or eBay and check out Redfield 6X's and you may find one that is identical to the one you picked up. As long as the optics are clear, you would have a really difficult time going wrong spending $15 on any Redfield I'm familiar with. Hopefully one of the Optics guys can give you more info here than I!
  
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  big_g270

  May 28, 2004 06:09

  jaoob,
  
  You might give this link a look for info on Redfield scopes.[;)]
  
  http://www.abousainc.com/ATsystem.htm

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  jaoob

  May 28, 2004 07:16

  Thanks for the help. It is the same scope as #18998644 on GB
  I do not think it is accu-trac as both vert. & horz. hairs have the extra fuzzy hair. I will try it on a .22 Thanks again.
  
  Jim

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