Crossbow scope
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From: Western Montana
Hi all. I'm not a crossbow hunter, but my Grandpa is, and I'm looking for some information for him. He had a crossbow, but sold it after the 2006 season because he was having trouble getting in/out of his stand (he's 84). He couldn'tstandit and by Thanksgiving he had bought a new crossbow and was dying to get out. Problem is that he can't see through his new 3 dot scope very well and would like to go back to a scope with crosshairs. Red dots are ok, but only if their with good crosshairs. Any suggestions? He's pretty old-school, $100is a lot of money to him. Magnification isn't important, but maybe a 4X would be nice. Thanks much!
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ORIGINAL: martinfaw
Welcome to the Forum, you can get a excalibur varizone scope for $89.00 + postage at Bowhunters Superstore and its well worth the money.
Martin
Welcome to the Forum, you can get a excalibur varizone scope for $89.00 + postage at Bowhunters Superstore and its well worth the money.
Martin
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Typical Buck
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ORIGINAL: MTMountainMan
. . .Problem is that he can't see through his new 3 dot scope very well and would like to go back to a scope with crosshairs. Red dots are ok, but only if their with good crosshairs. . . .
. . .Problem is that he can't see through his new 3 dot scope very well and would like to go back to a scope with crosshairs. Red dots are ok, but only if their with good crosshairs. . . .
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From: Western Montana
Thanks all! He was so excited he jumped in the car and made the 3 hr. trip to go see through one himself. I hope I have that kind of enthusiasm (and am still alive!) at his age.
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