Rifle Scopes
Does anyone know the quality of A1 optic scopes? They claim to have been making scopes for the military and are now starting offer there products to the pucblic. I have recently purchase a 300wsm model 70 in SS. I want to instal a 2.5 to 10 power scope with 50mm objective lens or a 3 to 12 power scope with 50mm objective lens. Should I also be considering AOE, range finder, etc.?
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CAN ANYONE GIVE ME FEEDBACK ON THE BRUNTON LINE OF SCOPES?
POSITIVE OR NEGATIVE THE SCOPE WOULD BE MOUNTED ON A 204
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IMHO,..and I have owned 1 "v" series and 3 Burris signature series,...the signature is far superior. The grand slam version by weaver has GREAT optics for the money,..but I would prefer the signature series to either of the weaver offerings,..budget constraints accepted of course. I have been shooting year round permits for 5 yrs with a 7mm rem under a burris 4-16x44 signature. It has held zero without one bit of problem through many rounds of fire. I have an 8-32x44 on my 6.5-06AI, and it has yet to show an issue either. Great glass,..great light at dusk, and hold zero every time. By the signature[;)]
why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
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check out the Grand Slam. I bought one and think you cant beat it for the money. As good as any of the Burris scopes I presently have. 0 -
I also like the grand slam for the money
I have a 6-20x40 fine cross hair AO
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Second JustC on Burris. I have a Grand Slam and it is decent for the money excluding the HUGE focusing ring from consideration. But for scopes that hold together year after year, it is Burris or Leupold 0 -
you get what you pay for in optics i use leupold vari-x3 and burris signature series scopes they are moderatly priced and very reliable
ONE SHOT ONE KILL.....
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