Which Scope
I am looking at buying a T/C 209X50 Muzzle loader and going to put a scope on it. Which scope, a Simmons Aetec 2.8X10IR or a Nikon 6X42 Monarch? Or would you go to a Burris Fullfeild II? I would like to stay around the $200. mark. Thanks for the input.
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I'm looking to get a new scope for a 44mag rifle what would be a good choice? Price range 100.00 to 150.00 0 -
With a little shopping, you can probably find a Leupold VX-I 2-7 X 33mm. Be hard to go wrong with that. 0 -
You should take a look at the Weaver V9 or V10. I have a V10 on a Marlin .357 rifle, and it works very well.
Pete
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The Bushnell Trophy 3-9x40 is a good one and right in your price range. 0 -
.44 mag rifle probably for deer 100 yds. and under if so I'd go for a red dot with 4 moa dot very good in the thick stuff. 0 -
I would look for a shotgun scope about 2.5x. I put one on a 45-70 Marlin and it is just about perfect. The rate of drop is such that a high magnification scope is not that useful. A shotgun scope will also give you more eye relief. 0 -
I had a 3 x 9 x 32 mounted on raised scope mounts on my Ruger .44 semi-auto carbine (the old style, not the new ones...). That way I could use my open sights for the close shots, and the scope for further ones. Yes, 9x would generally be a little high for a 100 yard or less shot, but I have had deer go into a thicket and not come out, I cranked up the scope to 9x and shot it through the thicket. I think it was maybe going to bed down there.
Otherwise, I'd recommend a blackpowder or shotgun scope, or if you can afford it, the redfield widefield.0
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