Best "inexpensive" scope
I am looking to invest in a new scope for this fall's seasons. I am thinking about a variable 3-9 power and it must be able to withstand the recoil of a 30-06--mounting it on weaver see-through rings on a rem model 700. I would not like to spend $300, however.
Anyone have any recomendations on a good, reliable scope that doesn't cost a fortune??
I have looked at the "usual" candidates and like the features offered by simmons, bushnell, tasco and even BSA. I just don't have enough experience to know which of these (or other brands) offer the best qulaity and longevity.
Anyone have any recomendations on a good, reliable scope that doesn't cost a fortune??
I have looked at the "usual" candidates and like the features offered by simmons, bushnell, tasco and even BSA. I just don't have enough experience to know which of these (or other brands) offer the best qulaity and longevity.
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What make rifle is it? Have a B&Lomb, 2.5/8X, that will take the pounding. Would require set of adjustable bases. Near New. Will ship it to you for $134.89, insurance included. GW. gwvr@bresnan.net 0 -
You have a lot of choices. Most anything made by Weaver, Bushnell, Nikon, Leupold, Burris or Sightron should do the job. I'm sure there are others also.
J. Patrick Tatum0 -
simmons will work fine.
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have a simmons aetec on my rem 700 adl 30-06.. shooting 1 gr over max loads out of it for the past 8 or so years.. havent had the first problem with it.. www.riflescopes.com would probably be your cheapest source for any new scope... 0 -
millett, good scope for the money 0 -
Check out some pawn shops. Look for Leupolds, Redfields, Lyman, or Burris scopes. If none are for sale, maybe you can buy one off a rifle. It doesn't hurt to ask. Or, buy a rifle with a scope you like and resale the rifle. Often you can get a top quality scope well under $100 in one of these ways. Sometimes I've resold the rifle alone for more than I paid and got a "free" scope. 0 -
I just bought a Mueller Sport Dot Gold Series 3-10x44 red dot reticle scope for my 300 Weatherby and love it. High Country Outfitters is selling them at an introductory price of $159.95. Check www.highcountryoutfitters.com. This scope is much nicer than many other high end scopes I've seen. 0 -
Bushnell Banner. Got one on my 300WSM and it takes a lickin from that. It is great in low light conditions. Mines got a 50mm A/O. Bout $135 plus tax at wally world. 0 -
Try a Simmons Aetec, they are about $160 and all my rifles carry them and not a problem what so ever (even on a 340 Weatherby Magnum).
Lance
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I have had very good service from Swift scopes. 0
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