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Palmetto-Pride · December 5, 2012, 08:40 PM

I have had a few Prostaffs, a Buckmaster, and 4-16x50mm Monarch, I also have Zeiss, Vortex, and Leupold. The Prostaff is probably one of the best entry level ($200.00) scopes you can get, the Buck Master is ok, but you might as well step up to the Monarch line which is Nikon's top of the line scope. I have taken many deer with the Monarch and it has never lost zero......I don't think it is as good as a slice a bread.....I think its better than the whole damn loaf...lol

December 5, 2012, 08:40 PM	#9
Palmetto-Pride Senior Member Join Date: May 31, 2009 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 1,626	I have had a few Prostaffs, a Buckmaster, and 4-16x50mm Monarch, I also have Zeiss, Vortex, and Leupold. The Prostaff is probably one of the best entry level ($200.00) scopes you can get, the Buck Master is ok, but you might as well step up to the Monarch line which is Nikon's top of the line scope. I have taken many deer with the Monarch and it has never lost zero......I don't think it is as good as a slice a bread.....I think its better than the whole damn loaf...lol __________________ "When seconds count the police are minutes away" (Original Author Unknown) "I am not nor am I affiliated with Palmetto State Armory"