Scorpion optics
- Thread starter taz1977
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For the same money, Leupold used.
Bought one for a rimfire and the + hairs were too thick.
On the same note, looked at a 4x, then the 3-9.
The four was much more clear.
At a gun show there was a table displaying these buggy kritters.
Did the same test.
The 3-9 was more clear than the 4x.
When things don't add up, well it don't add up.
Bought one for a rimfire and the + hairs were too thick.
On the same note, looked at a 4x, then the 3-9.
The four was much more clear.
At a gun show there was a table displaying these buggy kritters.
Did the same test.
The 3-9 was more clear than the 4x.
When things don't add up, well it don't add up.
colonel3006
Regular
- Location
- Ayton,ontario
I have a couple of them and for the cost they're a decent scope. Only tried them on 22's but they worked good. As mentioned above they do have thick cross hairs though. I bought one and won the other in a shoot a couple years ago. Had one on my marlin 60 and was able to shoot 4 of 6 5 shot groups at 50 yds under 1/2" and the other 2 under 3/4". No doubt their not a Leupold or Nikon or any other high end scope by any means but at the time of buying I was on a pretty tight budget and really can't complain about them.
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I was talking to a retailer who carried them, and she said the return policy is great and they are really easy to deal with..... which to me, sounded like they deal with a LOT of returns. Also, the ones I handled seemed overly heavy and clunky.
