What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
12-08-2008, 08:47 PM
#1
Thread Starter
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What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
What scopes have you guys put on your stainless revolvers? Hoping to find something that is both accurate and clear but also looks good on the gun. Pics would be great. Thanks in advance.
12-08-2008, 09:32 PM
#2
Fork Horn
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RE: What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
I don't have any pics but i installed a Millet Red Dot scope on my Super Redhawk 44mag. I like it because no power invold and fast to get on target. Accurate enough to hunt out to 150yds.
12-09-2008, 12:17 AM
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RE: What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
I put a Leupold FX-4 on my stainless Super Blackhawk Hunter. I had a 2x on my other Super Blackhawk but I prefer the 4x over it. It gives me better magnification without loosing too much field of view so I can still shoot off hand if the situation arises.
Yes, I think it looks good too....
Yes, I think it looks good too....
12-09-2008, 07:19 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
I had a red dot scope on mine for years, but realized my eyes were going bad when I had a hard time picking up the dot.
So I went back to iron sights and the 1st year I got this guy @ 25 yards single handed over my shoulder. (Ps - wear ear plugs)
The scope can be had for cheap money if your interested? PM me
So I went back to iron sights and the 1st year I got this guy @ 25 yards single handed over my shoulder. (Ps - wear ear plugs)
The scope can be had for cheap money if your interested? PM me
12-09-2008, 11:44 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: What scope to put on Ruger Super RH Stainless
I used to swear by my trusty leupold m8 2x scopes on not only .44 mag,but also .22,and .454 casull. When I noticed my groups started getting bigger from bench/bags,I realized it was time to get more magnfication but I still wanted wide field of view and ability to shoot offhand if neccesary so the ONLY solution was to go to variable scope. There are several quality variable scopes in 2x-7x or 2.5x-8x range which will fit ANY need. Naturally leupold,burris,etc is top of the line but I've found weaver makes 1 that pleasantly suprized me with optical quality,tracking/adjustments,and also passed my freezer test for non-fogging-they're also about 1/2 the price of the leupold. Naturally I would have chosen leupold vx3 if I could have afforded it but decided to test this scope so I would know 1st hand about their quality.
