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out4trout · November 24, 2004, 02:31 PM

For an entry level scope they are a fair for the price. However no matter how you good the price you pay, as they say, "You get exactly what you pay for". Excellent optics demand a premium price. My LM barreled Remington 700 in .308 has a Horus Vision Scope that is optically outstanding. My M-14 National Match has an Illuminated Mil-Dot 3.5X10 Leupold Mk4. It is also excellent. My point is you should get the best scope you can afford. Shoot it often and when you can afford a better quality piece of glass, buy it!

November 24, 2004, 02:31 PM	#18
out4trout Junior Member Join Date: April 21, 2002 Location: State of Utter Confusion Posts: 4	For an entry level scope they are a fair for the price. However no matter how you good the price you pay, as they say, "You get exactly what you pay for". Excellent optics demand a premium price. My LM barreled Remington 700 in .308 has a Horus Vision Scope that is optically outstanding. My M-14 National Match has an Illuminated Mil-Dot 3.5X10 Leupold Mk4. It is also excellent. My point is you should get the best scope you can afford. Shoot it often and when you can afford a better quality piece of glass, buy it! __________________ My first childhood was okay but this second one is really cool! If you reach fifty and are still alive … it’s okay you don’t have to grow up!