Gloss scopes
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Typical Buck
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Gloss scopes
I just ordered a new Ruger #1b and was going to put a Zeiss Conquest on it. The problem I have is that the conquest only comes in matte and silver. I then ordered a new Nikon monarch in gloss but Nikon has not shipped the new gloss ones yet. I know Leupold has several gloss scopes but I am trying to avoid Leupold as I do not believe the VX series offers much bang for the buck. What scope finish do you guys that buy blued guns use?
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RE: Gloss scopes
This gun will not be my primary hunting tool. I already have 3 synthetic stock, matte finished rifles that will see most of the time in the field. I am buying this gun primarily because I have always thought it to be one of the best looking weapons available. With that in mind, that is why I am concerned about the way the scope matches the rifle. I will use it primarily at the range with an occasional hunt in between.
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RE: Gloss scopes
I believe the Burris Signature Select comes in gloss. Hard to find a better scope for the money. The Pentax Lightseeker is the same scope. But I like the VX3 and the Zeiss Conquest. I used the think the conquest was the most bang for the buck, but the other makers are rapidly catching up.
Or maybe go the other way. Find a used Weaver V, Older Japanese Burris, or maybe a Redfield. Good glass and nice older gloss look. I have a couple of older but mint Pentax that were made by Burris in COlorado back in the 80's. Nice glass but older style scope. They are all gloss and have a nice look.
Or maybe go the other way. Find a used Weaver V, Older Japanese Burris, or maybe a Redfield. Good glass and nice older gloss look. I have a couple of older but mint Pentax that were made by Burris in COlorado back in the 80's. Nice glass but older style scope. They are all gloss and have a nice look.