Hi,
Looking for a cheapie scope for a .22 for some good old fashion plinking.
Bushnell Trophy XLT any good?
Other suggestions welcome...
Bushnell Trophy XLT?
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Re: Bushnell Trophy XLT?
by » 16 Oct 2013, 4:57 am
They're just a cheap little scope.
Nothing really exciting, but can't really knock them for the price?
Nothing really exciting, but can't really knock them for the price?
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Brute - Lance Corporal
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Re: Bushnell Trophy XLT?
by » 16 Oct 2013, 5:04 am
I'd check out Weaver for the money.
Cheaper than the XLT and a better scope to my eye.
Cheaper than the XLT and a better scope to my eye.
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Re: Bushnell Trophy XLT?
by » 16 Oct 2013, 5:06 am
Entry level Nikon scope?
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Re: Bushnell Trophy XLT?
by » 16 Oct 2013, 2:17 pm
Yes I bought an XLT 4-12. Good enough for a 150 yd plinker, that's about it.
My old 3-9 Simmons is clearer at 100 yds than the Bushnell.
Most gun shops have good second hand scopes.
My old 3-9 Simmons is clearer at 100 yds than the Bushnell.
Most gun shops have good second hand scopes.
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Re: Bushnell Trophy XLT?
by » 17 Oct 2013, 8:06 am
Another vote for just being a plinker.
Hardcast has got it, for the same money you could get a better quality second hand scope.
Hardcast has got it, for the same money you could get a better quality second hand scope.
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