Where To Find Cheapest Tasco World Class?

Spring Creek

September 08, 2003 14:42

I'm looking to match a Tasco World Class Stainless
3x9x40 on another rifle.
Who's got any, at the lowest possible price?

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  salzo

  September 08, 2003 16:51

  check www.dnrsports.com I was at their sight a few days ago and I think I remember seeing a bunch of World class scopes for sale.
  
  "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once"
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  Spring Creek

  September 08, 2003 17:47

  Thanks "Much" for the information.
  I didn't think that I'd be able to find any "that cheap".
  Good prices on a lot of different items.
  Are they good about shipping speed and customer service?
  I'm going to give them "a try" and order a number of items
  that they have.

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  salzo

  September 09, 2003 04:45

  I have ordered from them on a few occasions. Only once did I place the order, only to find out that it was backordered. I would call just to make sure they have the item you are interested in, in stock.
  
  "It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once"
  -David Hume

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  MFI

  September 09, 2003 10:47

  I would keep in mind that if something looks too good to be true then it probably isnt. Make sure you ask them if they are brand new scopes and not refurbished.

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  savage12bvss300wsm

  September 13, 2003 01:32

  Not to be a horse's butt, but why waste money on a tasco. Give it to me. It would be better spent. If a low end scope is what you require, buy a swift. They have an over the counter exchange. Or save your money and buy a nikon.
  
  Don't run, you will only die tired.

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  Spring Creek

  September 13, 2003 13:49

  The "cheapest" and "lowest" quality scopes that I use on my "true" hunting rifles are Nikon Monarchs, for scopes that get beat around on horses or ATVs on up to SWAROVSKIs that I use on rifles that get less rough treatment.
  The Tasco World Class to me are not "Quality" in the utmost, but are as good as it gets for a "disposable" scope to put on Mini 14's that get carried around in tractors and combines.
  For this use, they seem to "take a licking and keep on ticking"--some longer than others.
  So I guess it's all relative to what a person wants to use them for!!!

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  keywest

  September 13, 2003 19:41

  Have you tried sportsmansguide.com they may have what your looking for?

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  Mobuck

  September 14, 2003 04:58

  Tasco 3-9x40 world class scopes are around $40-45 wholesale depending on exact model.I get some around this time of year for the deer hunters who buy a rifle at the auction, hunt with it, and then sell it. I've had about the same results with tasco as with any other low cost brand.
  
  Mobuck

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  prism133

  September 14, 2003 13:33

  try sports authority if you have one close
  i bought a 12 power scope for about 40 bucks
  since they are going or already out of business you will find them at close out prices

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  pantera7974

  September 15, 2003 08:40

  i bought a tasco for my daughters rifle at walmart for $30,its a 3-9x40[:)]
  
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