Simmons 4x32 ProDiamond question
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Simmons 4x32 ProDiamond question
I have been reading a lot of old but recent threads on muzzleloader scopes and the Simmons 4x32 ProDiamond is mentioned often.
I usually don't put a lot of money into scopes and this one fits right into my way of doing things. My muzzleloader is currently equipped with a peep sight and if I stay with the peep, I won't be out much money for trying a scope. My shooting is in the < 100 yd range so a fixed scope will do for my bifocal equipped old eyes.
My question is, other than price, what is the difference between this one that is advertized as a rifle scope,
http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm...TOKEN=18138268
and this one that is advertized as a shot gun scope,
http://www.natchezss.com/Optics.cfm?...eticle%20Matte
The specs appear to read the same.
TIA
EDIT: Nevermind. A phone call has answered the question. The difference is in the packaging and thus the different SN#. They are they same scope.
I usually don't put a lot of money into scopes and this one fits right into my way of doing things. My muzzleloader is currently equipped with a peep sight and if I stay with the peep, I won't be out much money for trying a scope. My shooting is in the < 100 yd range so a fixed scope will do for my bifocal equipped old eyes.
My question is, other than price, what is the difference between this one that is advertized as a rifle scope,
http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm...TOKEN=18138268
and this one that is advertized as a shot gun scope,
http://www.natchezss.com/Optics.cfm?...eticle%20Matte
The specs appear to read the same.
TIA
EDIT: Nevermind. A phone call has answered the question. The difference is in the packaging and thus the different SN#. They are they same scope.
Last edited by mjac; 11-15-2011 at 07:22 AM.
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I have 2 ProDiamond shotgun scopes. Love them, and I have yet to break them (and believe me, I've tried). Only gripe is that sometimes 4X isn't quite enough, especially at the range trying to shoot groups at 100 yards....