Quality affordable scope?
#1
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From: Perryville MO USA
I shoot a 270 bolt action. I have a 3x9 Redfield scope. It was a good scope at the time, but some of the new ones are so much clearer and have other features. I like the Leopold scopes, but they are awfully expensive. Can anyone recommend a good quality scope and a more reasonable price?
#2
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From: Romulus MI USA
I have a remington 270 with a leopold scope and love it. If you can hold off a little and save and go for the better scope, I think you will be glad you did. I have found that you get what you pay for with optics, but that is only my opinion. Good luck!
#6
Typical Buck
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From: durango Colorado USA
A lot of truth in the old saying " You get what you pay for"---- Get the Leupold Var III. That's what I did 25 years ago on my Remington 700 30/06 & have never had a problem. It's a 2.5 X 8.
#7
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From: Crystal City MO USA
You guys are too much. He ask for suggestion on an affordable scope, and all you guys suggest is $250+ scopes. Not alot of people have that kind of money to spare for a scope. Don't you guys realize that?
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#9
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From: Oregon
I've read some good things about the new Leupold VX-1. I'm not sure on the price but I would guess between $150 and $180 or so. Somebody suggested a Bushnell Elite, probably a similar price and I think they are fairly good. Some of the Cabela's scopes are pretty cheap. Does anybody know if they are any good?
#10
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From: Harrietta michigan USA
I would not rule out the Nikon's. Both the Buckmaster and Monarch are great scopes for the money.
Jon Jackoviak
The Optic Zone
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Jon Jackoviak
The Optic Zone
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