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hooligan1 · October 22, 2011, 07:59 AM

Hey Crankylove, my son just put a 4x12x40 Redfield Revolution on his 3006, and we put fourty rnd through it last saturday. It's a nice scope for the money. But these Bubble packed scopes of Wally world just seem to me like a wasted bunch of fuel, buy it and take it home, mount it and take it to the range, (where it goes foggy after fifth round), take it back to house and dismount the scope, find the receit, ( which can suck) drive all the way back to wally-world and tell the service desk lady why you want to return it, (which she doesn't have a dang clue "what your telling her", then get your doe back or pick up a new one........

Fellas my only conclusion would be to study all the reviews you can before purchase....

BECAUSE IN THE LONG RUN,,, HOW MUCH PATIENTS DO WE WANT TO BE LEFT WITH?

October 22, 2011, 07:59 AM	#30
hooligan1 Senior Member Join Date: July 18, 2010 Location: Independence Missouri Posts: 4,585	Hey Crankylove, my son just put a 4x12x40 Redfield Revolution on his 3006, and we put fourty rnd through it last saturday. It's a nice scope for the money. But these Bubble packed scopes of Wally world just seem to me like a wasted bunch of fuel, buy it and take it home, mount it and take it to the range, (where it goes foggy after fifth round), take it back to house and dismount the scope, find the receit, ( which can suck) drive all the way back to wally-world and tell the service desk lady why you want to return it, (which she doesn't have a dang clue "what your telling her", then get your doe back or pick up a new one........ Fellas my only conclusion would be to study all the reviews you can before purchase.... BECAUSE IN THE LONG RUN,,, HOW MUCH PATIENTS DO WE WANT TO BE LEFT WITH? __________________ Keep your Axe sharp and your powder dry.