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To: Long Cut
Unless you spend $500.00 or more, they're just too fragile and awkward, IMHO.

I've had good luck with weaver scopes in the $150.00 range. Even on magnums. Maybe they're not the best for 1000+ yard shots, and definately not good for military duty use, but more than adequate for just about anything a person would normally encounter in daily life. Aging eyes require a bit of assistance sometimes, I can't hit anything smaller than a milk jug at 300 yards with iron sights anymore.

123 posted on 08/07/2003 4:08:32 PM PDT by templar
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To: templar
"Aging eyes require a bit of assistance sometimes, I can't hit anything smaller than a milk jug at 300 yards with iron sights anymore."

That's STILL smaller than a man's torso, or a deer's. I've always felt that if you NEED a scope to make a shot (excluding snipers), you shouldn't take the shot in the first place.

125 posted on 08/07/2003 4:10:51 PM PDT by Long Cut
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