seking 2x7 ,3x9 4x12, light and bright and solid scope. triying to go light....???? thanks
sub $150 light, quality mildot scopes.
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I have a Hawke Vantage 2-7 on my Prod and it works great. It replaced a UTG bug buster that did not work (and UTG would not honor the warranty). I think the 3-9 is probably a better all around scope and it is still under your price (on Amazon).
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I have several Hawke scopes and they work 100%, good glass, magnum springer rated and good guarantee that they actually hold by. I once bought a used Hawke that had a problem and they replaced it for me with a new one. I have a 2-7 Airmax on my Gamo Magnum for many years now and it still works 100%.
The Vantage 4-12 with mill-dot reticle has fairly thick reticle lines but using it on my .50 muzzleloader the lines is OK. For a air rifle I like thinner lines. The Vantage 3-9 has thin lines so I don't know what is up with the 4-12. The Airmax 4-12 has thin lines as well.
The Vantage 4-12 with mill-dot reticle has fairly thick reticle lines but using it on my .50 muzzleloader the lines is OK. For a air rifle I like thinner lines. The Vantage 3-9 has thin lines so I don't know what is up with the 4-12. The Airmax 4-12 has thin lines as well.
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I forgot but I have used the 4-12 Hawke Vantage some. It was another guys that I was mounting and sighting in. I found the reticle to be pretty usable for target work. The last 4 or 5 shots were all 10s on the 30 yard challenge target. For me that is good for a 12X scope (or just about any scope for that matter).
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