Recent content by TheOpticZone

Leupold offers a VX-III 4.5-14x40 without an Adjustable Objective. To be honest, it will be tough to find a scope above 14 power without an AO.

You can shine the flash light into the scope for about 30 seconds and it will last about 20-30 minutes.

The Bushnell 3-2-1 low light reticle is a reticle that has actually 2 different size outer post. It has a heavy outer post, than steps down to a normal outer post and then to the center crosshair. The Firefly reticle is actually the design of the old 3-2-1 low light reticle. The Firefly...

I personally would not expect any difference in resale value between the a Leupold Matte scope or a Silver one. I like the looks of a Silver scope on a stainless barrell better than a Matte, but some one else could answer the total opposite. It is all in the personal opinion.

I guess if I was going to Iraq I would want to be prepared. Eotech is actually becoming more and more popular with the military personnal that we sell too. They are having a hard time getting items such as the Trijicon ACOGs and such do to the military purchasing them. But the ironic thing is...

I personally think that all the Nikon items are great and very good for the price. I highly recommend them!!

Well that is a little tougher to be honest. The Muellers are outstanding scopes for the money. They are very clear and bright for the amount of money that you have to spend on them. One thing I don't care for with the Muellers is I don't like a German #4 type reticle. Just a little to big...

Just my personal opinion here, but of the scopes that you mentioned, I would take the Bushnell Elite 3200. I like the brightness and clarity for the money and the rainguard feature is a really nice feature. Plus the free bag that Bushnell is offering is also very nice.

Entry level scope? I would recommend looking at the Bushnell Banner. If you can afford it, I would recommend stepping up one notch to the Bushnell Trophy.

Bushnell does still offer that warranty, Swamp Yankee.

Leupold's are very good scopes, but now days there are many brands that are very comparable to the Leupold line at a cheaper price, such as Nikon, Bushnell, Weaver and Zeiss. Most of these brands have a lifetime warranty just like Leupold. For the best bang for the buck, I personally think the...

I'm with you Tom. Nice seeing your here.

Hank, To fix this problem, close your right eye and than take your left hand cover your left eye followed by adjusting the focusadjustolator with your right hand until to get the proper image alignment. Presto all fixed. How's that? :D

Ghostrider, I can not help you out on the cover, but below are a couple of links that may interest you. http://www.pilkguns.com/varga.htm http://www.nygord-precision.com/champ.htm

Sharp Shooter, I have not seen any of the new Redfields or the new Simmons scopes. Hoping to very soon.