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Rifles

spotting scope

Uploaded on January 19, 2012

After I bought my remingtion 700 n the leuopld scope the next thing i need is a spotting scope. I cant spend $400
Gander has them for $150 -is that going to be ok ? 100 -200 yards ? Barska spotting scope $159.00 # 2966551 -60x60
or bushnell 18-32x50 $149.00
bushnell 12-36x50 $149.00
I have no clue what to get and no money left
I did buy caldwell lead sled shooting rest paid $129.00
I still have to buy bullets -- Im going to haqve to start working LOL....
Thanks Joanie D.

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from Sarge01 wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

I have a Bushnell, it is okay for on the range. It isn't much for in the field but it would be okay for you on the shooting bench.

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from Joanie Roccisan... wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

Bushnell is the 50 power ok or get 60 ? should i get 18-32 or 12-36 ?
When I go to the store i will check them out but right now i have no clue
Joanie

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from chuckles wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

For 100-200 yards your scope might work especially if you get the shoot-n-see targets. Usually you regret buying cheap optics and end up buying the good ones after dealing with all the frustrations that cheap optics bring.
My advice would be to bank the 150 bucks now and save for a decent spotting scope. You will appreciate it more, especially after walking up and down the range a bunch, and you will have invested wisely in a spotting scope that will give a lifetime of good service.
ps I believe that the power is the 18-32 number
(magnification) and the 50 and 60 are the diameter of the objective.

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from tybow99 wrote 17 weeks 6 days ago

I have a simmons 20-60X60 and it is awesome it came with a case, table tripod, and camera adapter all for $40 after rebate.

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from Sarge01 wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

I have a Bushnell, it is okay for on the range. It isn't much for in the field but it would be okay for you on the shooting bench.

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from Joanie Roccisan... wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

Bushnell is the 50 power ok or get 60 ? should i get 18-32 or 12-36 ?
When I go to the store i will check them out but right now i have no clue
Joanie

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from chuckles wrote 18 weeks 1 day ago

For 100-200 yards your scope might work especially if you get the shoot-n-see targets. Usually you regret buying cheap optics and end up buying the good ones after dealing with all the frustrations that cheap optics bring.
My advice would be to bank the 150 bucks now and save for a decent spotting scope. You will appreciate it more, especially after walking up and down the range a bunch, and you will have invested wisely in a spotting scope that will give a lifetime of good service.
ps I believe that the power is the 18-32 number
(magnification) and the 50 and 60 are the diameter of the objective.

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from tybow99 wrote 17 weeks 6 days ago

I have a simmons 20-60X60 and it is awesome it came with a case, table tripod, and camera adapter all for $40 after rebate.

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