"Quick-Point" Scopes
About 20 years ago I bought a used shotgun that had a scope on it. It was a bullet-shaped scope, about 4 or 5 inches long, which simply displayed a red dot as the aim point. There was no magnification, just the red dot. I think these were called "Quick-Point" scopes (?)
I've been looking for one and can't seem to find them anywhere. Does anyone remember these things/what they're called/if there still available? Many thanks for any info provided.
Mark
I've been looking for one and can't seem to find them anywhere. Does anyone remember these things/what they're called/if there still available? Many thanks for any info provided.
Mark
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These Scopes were indeed called QUICK POINT, Made by WEAVER,.Kinda hard to find them now. I got one but it aint for sale. And the reason is they aare hard to find..
"A wise man is a man that realizes just how little he knows"0 -
"A wise man is a man that realizes just how little he knows" 0 -
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These Scopes were indeed called QUICK POINT, Made by WEAVER,.Kinda hard to find them now. I got one but it aint for sale. And the reason is they aare hard to find..
"A wise man is a man that realizes just how little he knows"
Thanks for the information and the picture. That's the item allright.
Now to see if I can track one down.0 -
hey.alot of places you can not use these for deer hunting, just checking 0 -
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hey.alot of places you can not use these for deer hunting, just checking
Never heard that. I hunt in Western New York State and it's legal there.0 -
While auction prices vary and it can be hit and miss I got about thirty five bucks for mine which had a mount for ar 15..I guess I shoulda kept it.. 0 -
Red dot scopes of any kind are illegal for hunting purposes in AL.
Good luck on finding one, maybe Classic's Boss can help you out. She is like a bloodhound, there's no stopping her.
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