A very small compact scope for a pp750 .what all are you running.for squirrel 5 to 30 yards?you no those little pesty poops when you are hunting deer from a treestand?what say you?
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I have a bug buster UTG 3x9 in mill the mill dot is big don't like it. I'd go with a Vector Veyron that has hash marks myself. The 4-16x44 is illuminated and will help out in shaded areas also. But remember for your rings the scope has to clear the height of your mags and if you remove the rear site you need to buy the small dove tail plate from Wes also.
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I've had trouble getting the right eye relief with compact scopes. They won't slide back and forth in the rings much. Consequently your mounts must be perfect or you are hunting for the correct eye relief.
The Bug Buster has a very narrow eye box range that compounds the problem. If you can get one mounted on the rifle in the right spot they make OK scopes. Mine has a lot of distortion at the edges and the adjustments are coarse (3 clicks = 1" @100 yds.). I wasn't too impressed with it but it worked for a while.
The Bug Buster came with some good flip caps and a sunshade. That is a plus. It makes the scope almost as long as a regular scope though. I would rather have more adjustment room on a longer scope than the sunshade on a short one.
I like the Hawke scopes better but they are not that great either. You get what you pay for with either of them... not much. They aren't a "compact" scope so they mount easily and have much better glass. Anything in that price range is going to be a craps shoot. All will work. None are outstanding.
The Bug Buster has a very narrow eye box range that compounds the problem. If you can get one mounted on the rifle in the right spot they make OK scopes. Mine has a lot of distortion at the edges and the adjustments are coarse (3 clicks = 1" @100 yds.). I wasn't too impressed with it but it worked for a while.
The Bug Buster came with some good flip caps and a sunshade. That is a plus. It makes the scope almost as long as a regular scope though. I would rather have more adjustment room on a longer scope than the sunshade on a short one.
I like the Hawke scopes better but they are not that great either. You get what you pay for with either of them... not much. They aren't a "compact" scope so they mount easily and have much better glass. Anything in that price range is going to be a craps shoot. All will work. None are outstanding.
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This is off of amazon...120 bucks....
SPINA OPTICS 3-15x32 FFP First Focal Plane Rifle Scope Tactical Hunting Riflescopes,Red Illuminated Gun Scope with Free Mount https://a.co/d/eAZuQQr
SPINA OPTICS 3-15x32 FFP First Focal Plane Rifle Scope Tactical Hunting Riflescopes,Red Illuminated Gun Scope with Free Mount https://a.co/d/eAZuQQr
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The scope on that L2 is an Athlon Midas BTR gen2 1-6x24. Got an IR. Great for fast acquisition, clear glass.
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This may be what you are looking for.
https://us.hawkeoptics.com/airmax-30-sf-compact-3-12x40-amx-ir.html
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Gonna recommend this every time. Athlon Helos BTR GEN2 2-12X42. It's not the most compact scope out there but not bad at 11.8 inches in length. The reticle on this is awesome in the lower magnification ranges for close up work. Just remember, the shorter a scope is made, more optical compromises have to be given up.
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Zero experience with this one I just seen it cruising the pages here and was intrigued.
6.6 inches 10 oz inexpensive, thinking I may have a spot for one .
6.6 inches 10 oz inexpensive, thinking I may have a spot for one .
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