Scope Help
i just bought THE USA SHOOTING TEAM SPECIAL EDITION RUGER 10/22 RACE RIFLE and in the pics on here there is is a scope on it it looks like a leoplod dose any one know what kind of scope it is and what model
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Ok guys, I'm going to annoy you again with newby questions. I really have no experience when it comes to zeroing in a scope. I just need to know how to do it. I'll give you the specs of my scope if that will help. I have a BSA Optics 4x32 scope. It has 1/4 inch MOA adjustors i believe. I really have trouble adjusting it mainly because I dont know what i'm adjusting FOR. Please anyone with experience, enlighten me. Thank you.
-Matt
"How many times have I told you that when I hear the words 'civil rights attourney', I reach for my glock?? How many times have I told you that when I hear the words 'civil rights attourney', I make sure my AR-15 is oiled?"
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Your definition of eye relief is correct. What you need for a pistol is a long eye relief scope. There are scopes specifically made for pistols, and like other scopes they vary widely in price. Bushnell made some of the least expensive, Burris makes some higher priced models. 0 -
Thanks, I'll check them out on GB.
cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.0 -
check out the tasco pro point red dot scope ,it uses standard 1" rings .red dots on pistols are the only way too go in my humble opinion.keep on bangin boys ,don 0 -
Be carefull buying any tasco stuff right now they don't have a warrenty unless they are put out buy Bushnell. I know that Bushnell has several inexpensive scopes and will be bringing the Tasco line back with several pistol scopes to choose from. If you didn't know Tasco went bankrupt and Bushnell bought there name. 0
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