Shotgun Scopes
#1
I was at Bass Pro the other day looking at shotgun scopes. I just wanted some opinions before I made a decision. It will be used for deer hunting only. I liked the Bushnell's with the Firefly reticle when I looked at them. I currently use fiber optic Tru Glo sights. I shoot a Remington 870 Express with a rifled barrel. I don't want to spend over $200. Thanks.
#3
ORIGINAL: ChazyKEJ
I use a bushnell banner 1-4x on my winchester pump and have been happy with it. Good clarity for the price. It was under $100 at Bass Pro.
KEJ
I use a bushnell banner 1-4x on my winchester pump and have been happy with it. Good clarity for the price. It was under $100 at Bass Pro.
KEJ
#4
Senior Member
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: West Chazy, NY
It's the circle-x shotgun version. Took a while to get used to, but it gets you on target quick. You can also get a Multi-X reticle. It worksquitewell at low light, especiallyconsidering the price. I had some visibility issues one morning with light mist coming down over melting snow, but I think you'd be hard pressed to find a scope that doesn't. Bass pro should have dozens of scopes. Just have the sales guy show you a whole bunch to compare for clarity and ease of use. I like the fast focus feature of the bushnells. It's not the best out there, but good for the price. The higher end bushnell scopes should be just as good, but I have no experience with them.
KEJ
KEJ
#6
ORIGINAL: duckdog132
THE BUSHNELL TROPHY 1.75-4X32 IS WHAT I HAVE ON ALL THREE OF MY SLUG GUNS. LOVE IT AND HAVE NEVER HAD THEM FOG UP
THE BUSHNELL TROPHY 1.75-4X32 IS WHAT I HAVE ON ALL THREE OF MY SLUG GUNS. LOVE IT AND HAVE NEVER HAD THEM FOG UP
I'm sorry, after reading your post again, mine is a 1.75-4 32 Banner not a trophy. Hence the edit.
C. Davis
#7
Joined: Oct 2004
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From: MARYLAND
I have a Bushnell Banner 3x9x40 with the circle on my muzzleloader and love it. I wish I would have found it before I put the standard crosshair banner on my shotgun. Both scopes are excellent, no problems in rain or fog. When I got mine they were going for about 89-99 dollars.
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Spike
Joined: Dec 2005
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You can get a Leupold VX-1 3-9x40 for $200 I believe. I have one of these on my shotgun and wouldn't complain one bit. It's very veryclear, has a lifetime warranty that is transferrable (You could give it to your son/daughter and still have the lifetime warranty), and you can order from Cableas or Bass Pro. I would definitely recommend a Leupold for your combo. You won't be sorry.



