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RE: load size in a triumph

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ORIGINAL: bigtim6656

so what scope would you recommend for the triumph
for 0 to 200 yard shots
again this will be my first time useing a ml

I have Bushnell Elite 3200 on my Omega and my Savage, one is 40mm objective, which I feel is better and the other is 50mm objective lens. Both have held up well with Lifetime warranty. Nikon is also good, Burris is also good, although I don't have specific models. See these articles on Chuck Hawks site:

SIGHTS AND SCOPES:[*]How Mil-Dot and Ballistic Reticle Scopes Work (Article by Randy Wakeman)[*]Hunting Scopes for Inline Muzzleloaders (Article by Randy Wakeman)[*]Muzzleloader Scopes: Make Mine a Fixed Power Model! (Opinion by Chuck Hawks)[*]Recommended Muzzleloading Scopes by Price (Opinion by Randy Wakeman)[*]Should Muzzleloaders Be Scoped? (Article by Randy Wakeman)[*]Sightron SI 1x20mm Black Powder Scope (Article by Randy Wakeman)[*]Sights and Scopes for Your Muzzleloader (Article by Randy D. Smith)

Chap Gleason

RE: load size in a triumph

Since I hadnever seenthe Firefly reticle, I looked it up. The 3-9X40 Firefly model is.9 inch longer with .4" less eye relief, and the reticle simply glows.
Itlooks like a nice feature.

It's $199.95 at SWFA.

http://www.swfa.com/pc-957-184-bushnell-3-9x40-elite-3200-rifle-scope.aspx

RE: load size in a triumph

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ORIGINAL: arcticap

Yep. I never knew that .4" less eye relief. That is a lot. I have not really used the Firefly that much, it is just a nice feature. Chap