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Rifle Scopes : Stith mount on Pre '64 Win 70
Author: Son of EdSubject: Stith mount on Pre '64 Win 70Posted: December/22/2013 at 05:26Maybe you should just take the whole thing off.
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Author: wildbillSubject: Stith mount on Pre '64 Win 70Posted: December/22/2013 at 06:56Photos can be viewed. Go to Google, enter ImageEvent, click on that, and at the top of the page click Public...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Warranties compared for scope manufacturers
Author: bearguideSubject: Warranties compared for scope manufacturersPosted: December/22/2013 at 07:13Redfield's warranty is not lifetime transferable. It only applies to the original...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : New memeber not allowed to post images
Author: cheaptrickSubject: New memeber not allowed to post imagesPosted: December/22/2013 at 07:34You can email me and I will post it for you if it's something you need to show the forum to get a...
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Author: stickbow46Subject: New memeber not allowed to post imagesPosted: December/22/2013 at 07:44Welcome to the OT! Stick around it gets much better.............
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Author: Cold Trigger FingerSubject: New memeber not allowed to post imagesPosted: December/22/2013 at 11:29 Thank you guys!
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Vortex / Redfield / Leupold
Author: FOsteologySubject: Vortex / Redfield / LeupoldPosted: December/22/2013 at 12:06I need to pick up a couple affordable 3-9x40mm riflescopes for a couple kids, and need some informed feedback.The...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Warranties compared for scope manufacturers
Author: Cold Trigger FingerSubject: Warranties compared for scope manufacturersPosted: December/22/2013 at 12:32 Chris was great about answering my email. ?s and I haven't even bought a scope from SWFA...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Vortex / Redfield / Leupold
Author: biggreen747Subject: Vortex / Redfield / LeupoldPosted: December/22/2013 at 13:14I would also add this one..http://swfa.com/Sightron-3-9x42-SII-Riflescope-P5620.aspxIMO the Sightron is the...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Sightron S-Tac 2.5-17.5x56 - any thoughts?
Author: piston brokeSubject: Sightron S-Tac 2.5-17.5x56 - any thoughts?Posted: December/22/2013 at 13:22Hi AllI know it's pretty new but wondered if anyone has any experience with the Sightron S-Tac...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : scope for low light
Author: zdubSubject: scope for low lightPosted: December/22/2013 at 19:31I hunt in alabama primarily for deer. I like to hunt late in the evening and have never had a good scope. I have a nikon pro...
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Author: biggreen747Subject: scope for low lightPosted: December/22/2013 at 20:56This would work well. Eye relief varies a bit with power changes but since your not shooting a super hard kicker it...
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Author: biggreen747Subject: scope for low lightPosted: December/22/2013 at 22:43They also make a 2.5-10x56 if you feel that would suit you better...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : VX-3 vs Viper HS
Author: lightingSubject: VX-3 vs Viper HSPosted: December/23/2013 at 07:48Funny, I ordered that VX3 w/CDS on Friday and read this on Monday. I wasn't sure what CDS and didn't realize there was a $80...
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Author: bugsNbowsSubject: scope for low lightPosted: December/23/2013 at 07:57I had that Trijicon mentioned (the 3-9 X 40). For your application, on that rifle, it would seem about perfect. BTW,...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : Vortex / Redfield / Leupold
Author: lightingSubject: Vortex / Redfield / LeupoldPosted: December/23/2013 at 08:02The only thing I don't like about my Diamondback is the eye relief is a little small compared to the Redfield or...
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Author: zdubSubject: scope for low lightPosted: December/23/2013 at 08:03I am not familiar with Trijicon. Thanks for the advice. I have been looking at the Swarovski Z3. Do any of you have an opinion...
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Author: RifleDudeSubject: scope for low lightPosted: December/23/2013 at 08:55Welcome to OT, Zack. Be advised that this site is owned by SWFA, an optics retailer. As such, when you mention one of their...
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Author: Robster80Subject: scope for low lightPosted: December/23/2013 at 11:01i had a swaro z3. very good scope. is very light and bright. however the duplex reticle was to me a bit on the thin side...
View ArticleRifle Scopes : 1,7-10x42 VS 2-12x50
Author: RenicoSubject: 1,7-10x42 VS 2-12x50Posted: December/23/2013 at 14:29About to order the new Meostar R2 for my all-round rifle in caliber 270Win. Cant decide if it should be the 1,7-10x42 or the...
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