Muzzleloader Scope
- Thread starter Sniper Boy
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Weaver K4 -enough magnification, simple, robust, good quality, not very expensive, good quality.
The old ones made in the U.S.A. of steel are good value at secondhand prices of $50-80.
The current production Weavers are made in Japan with fully multi-coated lenses and aluminum bodies (except a batch of anniversary special K4s in steel.)
I trust Farmboy is a fine fellow and I'm not saying the muzzleloader/black powder specific scopes that some manufacturers offer don't give real benefits specific to this type of gun - if you want those features, by all means buy them, but they aren't necessary.
The old ones made in the U.S.A. of steel are good value at secondhand prices of $50-80.
The current production Weavers are made in Japan with fully multi-coated lenses and aluminum bodies (except a batch of anniversary special K4s in steel.)
I trust Farmboy is a fine fellow and I'm not saying the muzzleloader/black powder specific scopes that some manufacturers offer don't give real benefits specific to this type of gun - if you want those features, by all means buy them, but they aren't necessary.
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Nikon Travis M.
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Take a peek at a Nikon Omega, the BDC reticle can be custom matched to caliber and grains used on our Spot On software.
