geo57
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I am considering scoping one of my Mosin Nagant 91/30's with a 2x or 3x fixed power long eye relief scope but would rather not spend any more for one than necessary. Improved vision in low light is more of a goal than a lot of magnification. What I want is a brand / model that will be durable enough hold up to the constant recoil of say 100 rounds of 7.62x54r a year so it will hold consistent zero yet not cost a small fortune on a rifle I have $ 60 in . Is this a realistic goal or does a person have to spend a gob of money for such dependability and durability ? I have no experience with long eye relief scopes and haven't hunted with any scope for over 20 years. Back then inexpensive scopes were almost always junk but I've heard things have changed to some degree on the Simmons, Tasco, BSA etc price range units. Your first hand opinions and experiences are appreciated.