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#1
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: oregon live in texas
Posts: 207

I recently added an ole rem 788 to my collection that's been fun to shoot I had to do away with the 30 year old fixed 4x that's was on it and replaced it with a 4x12x40 rifle man seems like a decent scope haven't tried it out yet. I have a few leupolds just never had the rifleman serious any one had any issues with them ? any feed back is appreciated
#3

As far as real world results, people seem to like them. Good value for the price.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Southeast Missouri
Posts: 2,178

I have 3 Leupold Rifleman scopes on 3 different caliber Rifles I own....a Browning A-bolt Hunter in a .243,a Savage 7mm-08 Bolt Action and finally a newer CZ model 527 "Varmint" .204 Bolt action Rifle and each one performs great,has quality clear glass and is nice a clear drawing in plenty of light in the early mornings and late evenings when most scopes are cloudy or un-clear!
I would highly reccomend the affordable Rifleman Scopes to anyone and love them on the Rifles I'm shooting and depending on in the Hunting Field!
I would highly reccomend the affordable Rifleman Scopes to anyone and love them on the Rifles I'm shooting and depending on in the Hunting Field!
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 538

I own a 3x9-40 Rifleman on a 7-08. Bought this scope several years ago and put it on a rifle for my son. Scope has held zero and appears to be sufficiently clear and bright as my son has taken several whitetails with it at dusk. Overall, seems like a decent scope for the price.
#7
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 23

According to Leupold' s website the Rifleman scope is an economy line scope. That is why I think so many seem to dislike the scope since it may not of the higher endogenous scopes that Leopold is known for. That being said it has the lifetime gold ring warranty, I believe glass equal to older Vari X line that they had prior to the new VX lineup. I think it still uses the friction adjustments and it is 1/2" MOA which helps in the past. I would not be afraid at all to hunt with or use the Rifleman scope on any of my guns.
#10
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: oregon live in texas
Posts: 207

The 788 if u look back in the gun forum at my group u may think a bit diffrent ....i have a few rifles that are set up for longrange accuracy this is just a old small fun gun for the kiddos that happens to be a good shooting rifle