BSA Opinions

[johhny12gauge]

Anyone try out BSA Optics? I'm thinking of a lower budget red dot for my shotgun.
Thanks

 

[brybenn]

I have a 2.5x20 bsa deer hunter scope on my 4570. Its been a good scope so far. Brite and clear. Seems well made. The click adjustments are very accurate

 

[jcarter]

I have two of them. I have a 3-12X50 on my Model 70 in 300H&H and a 6-24x40 on my BSA Martini. I have had zero issues with either of them.

 

[stubblejumper]

I have seen failures with a few of them, so I would never trust one on a hunt.

 

[Why not?]

With the greatest of respect to those of you who have them, they are junk, plain and simple. Junk!

Ted

 

[Fassteel]

With the greatest of respect to those of you who have them, they are junk, plain and simple. Junk!

Ted

The newer pieces are nicer looking junk, don't you think? You know the Sweet Series. FS

 

[Beta-pg]

I'm using two...

a 4-18X40 with an IR on a .223 Savage Axis and,
a 6-24x40 on a .25-06 Savage Axis...

They are inexpensive, but I've put a couple hundred pills down the pipe on the .223 and 50 or so on the .25-06, they are not leopold, but they aren't Tasco either. They work for an inexpensive optic. I'd have no issues taking it hunting.

 

[jjohnwm]

I've had two, and both crapped out within a short time. One lasted about 500 rounds on a rimfire before the turrets stopped adjusting. The other lasted four rounds on a 12-gauge slug gun and then began to make musical clinking noises when shaken or tipped over...although it appeared fine when looking through it.

BSA = Bought #### Again.

 

[brybenn]

Of all the abuse I've put all my scopes thru the only ones I've had fail were on my pellet guns. They eat scopes if they're not designed for them. I've had many red dot sights fail but not scopes

 

[Ar180shooter]

Anyone try out BSA Optics? I'm thinking of a lower budget red dot for my shotgun.
Thanks

Get a Vortex Sparc.