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  • ryan_marine
    Check the auctions. This is just one of them 14368416. I don't know him but this is just one that I have found. There are others. I have had good luck with BSA scopes.

    Good luck

    Ray

    More Powder, More Lead, More Dead
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  • JustC
    The burris signature series with the illuminated dot reticle works VERY WELL for me at dusk,...and 20 minutes after that as well. these scopes transmit lots of light and the red dot works like a charm to not over brighten the reticle,..so you can still make out the shape of the deer.

    During the day,..she has a standard plex crosshair just like any other scope.

    why chase the game when the bullet can get em from here?....
    Got Balistics?
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  • scott
    my vote in your price and magnification range would be either the docter or a burris signature in a used scope if you can stumble upon one...dont think you will be happy or making great gains buy purchasing new in the two hundred dollar range, but having said that, I havent tried the new vari x1 or the bushnell elites..
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  • He Dog
    Another vote for the Burris Signature. The new optics are transmit far more light than the old because of the lens coatings. Unlike JustC, I am not a fan of bells and whistles and things that can quit working when you need them. I think you will find the relativly haevy reticle on the Burris plex is easily visible in low light making the illuminated reticle another gemmick to break. Posi lock is worth the extra few dollars.

    My heros have always killed cowboys.
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  • KX500
    I really like the Leupold VX-1 3-9 X 40. At that price range, this is what I would ( & did) buy.
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