Huskemaw scopes?
#1
Can they be worth $975.00?! Ad says they are "Fully compensated to your round & load". Just dial in the ditance, figure a little wind, and BAM!
Any of you have any experience with these?
Any of you have any experience with these?
#2
Boone & Crockett
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From: Ponce de Leon Florida USA
Companies that are selling something can and will tell you anything. When in doubt go with a known name brand that has a good reputation. $975 will get a dang good scope with a good reputation.
#3
Never herd of them.
Are they Swedish made? Seems to me they are either that or a Scandavian Military Grade of some sort..
If thats what they are they might be worth their weight in price....
Cause these Countries don't fool around, they make they best of the best and know how to use it..
Are they Swedish made? Seems to me they are either that or a Scandavian Military Grade of some sort..
If thats what they are they might be worth their weight in price....
Cause these Countries don't fool around, they make they best of the best and know how to use it..
#4
Ridge Runner - Just was doing some research on Huskemaw Optics and came across this post.
What do you think of the kenton turrets? Do you use them? Definately sounds appealing to me!
What do you think of the kenton turrets? Do you use them? Definately sounds appealing to me!
#5
Giant Nontypical
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You must have been watching the best of the west. At the beginning of that series they were using Leupolds and then all of a sudden they are using Huskemaws. They are doing what everyone else is doing these days and that is having Asian firms subcontract their designs. I have never seen one or heard of them until I watched the best of the west series and for 975 dollars you can start buying a really nice scope plus or minus another 1000 but it will be from a reputable manufacturer. Huskemaw has no track record and not even sure who sells it in the US.
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Giant Nontypical
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They went from long distance shooting to closer distances and changed their producer halfway thru it. I like those Berger VLD's those in a 22 hornet is the ticket for long range shooting.
#10
Spike
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From: Houston, Texas USA
I was able to look through one the other day at the range at 300 yards and it is as clear or clearer and as bright or brighter than the Nikon 4-16 x 50 Tactical that I have,or any of the Leupolds that I have or have had. They are made in Japan (just like Nikon and Busnell?).


