Plain reticle scopes
- Thread starter Bearwhiskers
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Absolutely !!!
* Outside of use on a Spring Piston gun ANY past or present Wire or Duplex reticle .22 RF or larger caliber optic fits that requirement.
Lol, How many you looking for ? .. as I have a slew of such optics no longer used !!!
* Outside of use on a Spring Piston gun ANY past or present Wire or Duplex reticle .22 RF or larger caliber optic fits that requirement.
Lol, How many you looking for ? .. as I have a slew of such optics no longer used !!!
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"Reasonable" is subjective. State your budget & I'm sure you'll get suggestions. I love my older Hawke Sidewinder 6x24x56 (old model). Got it for $325 used about 5 years back. I think there's a newer version in classifieds. The reticle is the cleanest of the 4 scopes I'm using now. That & the Sightron I'm using. The price NEW isn't reasonable where my budget is concerned. YMMV.
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Ive got a old Simmons .44 Mag 6.5 X 20 X44 Duplex reticle on my R10 SE .22 and love it, perfect for hunting. If you dont mind buying used theres a ton of older Duplex reticle scopes out there that will do good service and have decent glass.
I gave 60.00 for the .44 Mag and at 62 yds can clean the know your limits spinners using the bottom of the reticle on 6.5 magnification. Bushnell, Simmons, Swift and a few others had or have some nice duplex reticle scopes. As said also depends what you consider reasonable.
I gave 60.00 for the .44 Mag and at 62 yds can clean the know your limits spinners using the bottom of the reticle on 6.5 magnification. Bushnell, Simmons, Swift and a few others had or have some nice duplex reticle scopes. As said also depends what you consider reasonable.
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Weaver Classic Rimfire Model 849398 the old models where made in Japan new ones made in Korea. The Classic model whose discontinued do to company acquisitions then reintroduced a few years ago. No information on these new models anyone have one please give some input.
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If I wanted a plain duplex, that opens up a huge number of scopes. I'd go on ebay, and look at older Bushnell Trophy scopes, they have the finer center reticle for airguns. Weaver Classic V are good scopes for sure. Most of the older Simmons scopes would have a fairly thick reticle, not good for airguns.
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The thicker reticles are excellent for hunting not so much paper punching or any field target. I do like the older Bushnell Trophy scopes though.
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I like the simple mil dot reticle in my Hawke Vantage 2-7. It is the least expensive scope I've had good luck with. It also comes 3-9 and 4-12X.
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