Tasco Pro Point 2

redcedars

March 26, 2003 10:17

At least, I think its a Pro Point 2. PDPS2, or something like that. Found one discounted for about $50. Are they any good? I want to try a red dot out on my 686 and maybe my 10-22 as I am not very familiar with red dots. I have shot a few pistols with red dots, but I want to give one a real road test. I know the Tasco situation is the reason for the discount, but I seem to recall that some of the Pro-Points were decent. Ja oder nein?

redcedars

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  gskyhawk

  March 26, 2003 10:28

  I purchased one last year and used it on my 870 12 gauge turkey gun , it did just fine so far no complaints at all , put a little camo paint on it so it wouldn't show up so well to Mr. Long beard, still has the same battery that came in it , for $50 you can't hardy go wrong[:)]

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  Pearyw

  March 26, 2003 13:21

  I have 3 propoint 2's, 2 3's,and 2 4's. I have had good luck with them. You might want to check the GunBroker auctions. I bought a PDP3 in the box slightly used last month for $22 plus s&h, and a PDP4 for $33 that was also used this month. I have them on .22 rifles and pistols. I have one on a S&W model 10 PPC pistol that has worked well.

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  queeksdraw

  March 26, 2003 15:13

  I have one mounted on a Rugar 357 and it has had about 600 to 700 rounds of hand loads through it. The only problem has been a loose pin on the front of the mount. The one that goes through the front site blade. That was about 400 rounds ago.
  
  You'v gota kill it to grill it

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  redcedars

  March 28, 2003 16:35

  Thanks for the info guys.
  
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