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mako1 12-05-2011 06:05 PM

rifle scopes
 
i have use leupold scopes for over 20 yrs and have no problems with them but wanted opinions on different scopes with good low light condition views.

LPfishnTIM 12-05-2011 08:12 PM

Nikons and leupold are the two I'd stick with!

mako1 12-05-2011 09:11 PM

yea i have always shot leupolds so i have nothing to compare them to

weedeater 12-05-2011 09:21 PM

I have a Nikon that I shoot a lot and like it but I just put a $80 Bushnell on a 45-70 and so far its fine, I can see good in low light and its very clear

Montauk17 12-05-2011 09:22 PM

I like nikon

LPfishnTIM 12-05-2011 09:24 PM

I had a pentax scope 3-9x50 with adjustable eye relief, it was great. well worth the $159 which I think it compared to many higher cost scopes, One problem about buying a scope its kind of hard to see which scopes work best in low light conditions when your in a store.

Armand16 12-05-2011 09:27 PM

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Diavari V Zeiss. Captures light like none other

flounder_smacker 12-05-2011 09:37 PM

dont look through a zeiss you wont like any other scope after.

Montauk17 12-05-2011 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by flounder_smacker (Post 359367)
dont look through a zeiss you wont like any other scope after.

You can also buy two browning rifles for the price of one.

weedeater 12-05-2011 09:49 PM

I am deer hunting and only shooting about 100yrds, $150 scope does what I need but if I was sharp shooting I would want better

Armand16 12-05-2011 09:59 PM

While we are on the subject, anyone have experience with a Barska?

hadabite 12-05-2011 10:36 PM

i have a Nikon and a Schmidt & Bender and prefer the Nikon

speck-chaser 12-05-2011 11:34 PM

I was told to stay away from Barska, doesnt hold zero. Im fixing to get a Zeiss with the rapid x reticle to put on my 308.

Armand16 12-06-2011 12:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Armand16 (Post 359382)
While we are on the subject, anyone have experience with a Barska?

Or Steiner scopes?

BIGJ 12-06-2011 12:13 AM

IMO, Nikons are the best scopes for the price.

BIGJ 12-06-2011 12:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Armand16 (Post 359430)
Or Steiner scopes?

Not scopes, but I have a pair of Steiner bino's and like them.

mikedatiger 12-06-2011 02:43 PM

The question is, how much do you want to spend? I have owned/used about all of them. The best two scopes I ever owned were Zeiss Diavari and surprisingly a Burris Black Diamond. For the money I would put the Black Diamond up against anything - a great scope for the money. I would buy another Black Diamond before I bought anything else within it's price range.

Montauk17 12-06-2011 04:17 PM

No matter what you do don't buy a simmon's scope. Cost me a deer sunday morning in the rain. Fogged up so bad you could not see a damn thing. Time to buy a new one myself.

Armand16 12-06-2011 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Montauk17 (Post 359780)
No matter what you do don't buy a simmon's scope. Cost me a deer sunday morning in the rain. Fogged up so bad you could not see a damn thing. Time to buy a new one myself.

good to know. have one and was thinking about putting it on a 22-250. that prob explains their price. just saw at academy they sell for $50

Montauk17 12-06-2011 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Armand16 (Post 359781)
good to know. have one and was thinking about putting it on a 22-250. that prob explains their price. just saw at academy they sell for $50

I bought 3 a few years ago for a good price. Gave my uncle and grandpaw one. All 3 gave problems,send them back to the factory. They would not stay where you set them and fog up after a couple years. I was so pissed I threw it in the trash. Hard to beat a nikon pro staff for the price. I have one on my muzzle loader and like it alot. My uncle has a nikon buckmaster on his rifle and likes it too.


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