Yes, another scope question. I've got a heavy springer (Diana) that tears apart scopes. Does anyone know for sure whether a Leupold VX111 2.5-8 will withstand the double whammy? None of the local shops carry specific air rifle scopes though they do have some that are for 22's. Are most Bushnells good for a heavy springer? If possible I'd like to stay south of $150. Thank you for all your help.
Not another scope question
- Thread starter big boar
- Start date
I wouldn't put a Leupold on a magnum springer such as a Diana.
See the airgun rated scopes at D&L Airguns http://www.dlairgun.com/Scopes/
Specialty Shooting Sports https://www.specialtyshootingsportsoutdoors.com/airgun-optics.html
Airgun Source http://www.airgunsource.com/
Scopes and Ammo http://scopesandammo.com/storefront/index.php/scopes-red-dots-lasers-rifle-scopes-c-21_51
See the airgun rated scopes at D&L Airguns http://www.dlairgun.com/Scopes/
Specialty Shooting Sports https://www.specialtyshootingsportsoutdoors.com/airgun-optics.html
Airgun Source http://www.airgunsource.com/
Scopes and Ammo http://scopesandammo.com/storefront/index.php/scopes-red-dots-lasers-rifle-scopes-c-21_51
All Leupolds are rated for spring gun use. Every last one of them; or at least that's what they told me. Suitability for purpose of individual models is a different matter. Believe it or not, Bushnells official position also is or at least was that their entire line is air gun worthy. It's not a unique stance.
You could talk to Korth about getting your parallax adjusted down to the shortest possible distance. It used to cost about 15 bucks. That would also give you a chance for the opinion that matters.
You could talk to Korth about getting your parallax adjusted down to the shortest possible distance. It used to cost about 15 bucks. That would also give you a chance for the opinion that matters.
