PowderHorn further testing
#21
I put fifteen rounds of conical bullets under that PowderHorn today. It held true. And I was shooting 85 grains of Triple Seven and believe me, you knew the rifle went off. It was a lot if fun actually. I am really liking this scope more and more.
#22
Boone & Crockett
Joined: Apr 2007
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From: River Ridge, LA (Suburb of New Orleans)
My 3X10 Powder Horn arrived about a half hour ago. $60.94 with Louisiana State tax and shipping.
I set it atop a 4 ft. ladder in the back yard and viewed the brick facade of a house 100 yards out. I must say I'm impressed. Nice and sharp with almost zero edge blurring. I measured 3.75" of eye relief at 10X and 4.25" at 3X. I could not detect any parallax error at that distance whether it was set on 10X, 6X or 3X. I love the quick focus eyepiece.
At 12.2" it's longer than I like on a muzzleloader. But I just may have to put that sucker on the X7, or maybe on the .50 Renegade with its GM LRH barrel.
If I had to guess, I would say it's made by Simmons. The quick focus eyepiece is the same as the ProDiamond, and the provided scope caps are the same.
I set it atop a 4 ft. ladder in the back yard and viewed the brick facade of a house 100 yards out. I must say I'm impressed. Nice and sharp with almost zero edge blurring. I measured 3.75" of eye relief at 10X and 4.25" at 3X. I could not detect any parallax error at that distance whether it was set on 10X, 6X or 3X. I love the quick focus eyepiece.
At 12.2" it's longer than I like on a muzzleloader. But I just may have to put that sucker on the X7, or maybe on the .50 Renegade with its GM LRH barrel.
If I had to guess, I would say it's made by Simmons. The quick focus eyepiece is the same as the ProDiamond, and the provided scope caps are the same.
#23
Semisane... you basically observed the same as I did with the scope. The clarity is what really caught my eye. And the dusk ability to gather light. I am still thinking of putting a second one on my LRH Stainless .45 caliber GMB.
#26
Well I got suckered in by you guys....thanks. Peer pressure at 44... LOL 
I went ahead and ordered the 3-9x40 Slugger version for the same price. I liked the reticle better, and I think it will suit my needs better. Not gonna be doing any long distance shooting with it, so it should be perfect with the 3 aiming points and less clutter in the sight picture.
I'm hoping that using 90-100gr RS w/ 240-260gr bullets will likely line up with how the scope is designed (100, 150, & 200yds with shotgun slugs) though shots over 100 are very rare for us. Should be relatively close I would think. Regardless...its on the way. For the $, its definitiely worth a try.
I guess I'll mount it up for my son, and give a report once we get time to shoot it.
(Oh, and fwiw...Cableas has $0.01 shipping on all orders right now if you order any clothing item or footwear.)

I went ahead and ordered the 3-9x40 Slugger version for the same price. I liked the reticle better, and I think it will suit my needs better. Not gonna be doing any long distance shooting with it, so it should be perfect with the 3 aiming points and less clutter in the sight picture.
I'm hoping that using 90-100gr RS w/ 240-260gr bullets will likely line up with how the scope is designed (100, 150, & 200yds with shotgun slugs) though shots over 100 are very rare for us. Should be relatively close I would think. Regardless...its on the way. For the $, its definitiely worth a try.
I guess I'll mount it up for my son, and give a report once we get time to shoot it.
(Oh, and fwiw...Cableas has $0.01 shipping on all orders right now if you order any clothing item or footwear.)
#30

http://ncstar.com/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=216
Much less money and easier to move from one rifle to the other,



Just got done ordering the powderhorn 3x10x40 in matte for my wolf. $58.00 and change for scope and shipping. If it holds up, it can't be beat. Plus lifetime warranty.
