RE: Scope and Mount Suggestions
 

statjunk, the 3200is click adjustments not friction(well at least all the ones I have owned and played with). Nikon as well uses click adjustments on the pro-staff, buckmaster, monarch, etc. Used to be the Vari X I was friction but I am sureI remember theychangedto clickwhen it went from vari x to vx branding. The Leupold Rifleman is friction.

Not suprisedto hearyourimpressions with Leupold, a number of long time gold ring fans feel the same way. At present I'd be hard pressed tobuy any newoptic from leupold, wasn't that many years ago they were the standard for which I would judge others[:o]. It's not that make a bad product, its just the competition has got better while leupold has stood still...to bad really.

Good luck

RE: Scope and Mount Suggestions
 

i would get a 4X- leupold M8 ALL THEE WAY!!!!!!!!!! - used 150 and less

RE: Scope and Mount Suggestions
 

No quams here.I mentioned theM8 on page 1 of this post, it's been a workhorse/great scope. I hold my Vari XIII's in the same class as the M8, both have served me very well.Personally these are the scopes that made me support leupold, so I have no problems buying or recommending either of these 2 models.

RE: Scope and Mount Suggestions
 

Well this is what I ended up going with. I'm doing the Tasco roulette. I've actually had a tasco that was built years ago that I bought directly right form the factory. Never had a problem with it.

I'm giving them another shot.

http://www.tasco.com/single.cfm?s=Riflescopes&family=World%20Class& amp;product=ba1545x32

Thanks for all the tips.

Tom

RE: Scope and Mount Suggestions
 

See if Talley makes rings/mounts for that gun. their stuff kicks major A$$