Spotting scopes/glass
odysseus
January 8, 2006, 05:56 AM
Anyone have a favorite online site they think has a good variety for spotting scopes for the rifle range and other high magnification gear?
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dmftoy1
January 8, 2006, 07:22 AM
I've had good luck with http://www.riflescopes.com
Natchez has been good to me too, but their website SUCKS. I tend to use their hardcopy catalog.
Regards,
Dave
redneck2
January 8, 2006, 09:06 AM
You can try the standards.....MidSouth, Lock,Stock & Barrel, Natchez, and SWFA
IIRC, some of sniper sites get into high end stuff
Problem is, every scope "has the best, most precision optics, superior multi-coated lenses, and unsurpassed low light capability". Doesn't matter whether it's $79 or $2,079
If possible, make a road trip to a big store that has a wide price selection. You'll see what the difference really is
odysseus
January 8, 2006, 06:06 PM
If possible, make a road trip to a big store that has a wide price selection. You'll see what the difference really is
I hear you on that one. I have some ideas, but want to see about how low particular models cost around so I can fish for the lowest. However like said, everything is always "clear and the best". I would like one with high magnification with better eye relief, but man there's a lot of $$$ on these.
Rem700SD
January 9, 2006, 02:29 AM
Natchez had a pretty good deal on some refurbed Nikon spotters, close to half the price of a new one. I couldn't tell it wasn't new. It ran around $200. List for the same model new was around $400. I still haven't gotten used to using the thing though.
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