What scope for a muzzleloader?
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RE: What scope for a muzzleloader?
Leupold Ultimate Slam.
http://www.leupold.com/hunting-and-shooting/products/scopes/shotgunmuzzleloader-scopes/ultimateslam/
Leupold Ultimate Slam.
http://www.leupold.com/hunting-and-shooting/products/scopes/shotgunmuzzleloader-scopes/ultimateslam/
RE: What scope for a muzzleloader?
I am not brand loyal. I have a Kahles on my Omega, Burris on my Knight .50, a Nikon on my Knight .45, and Redfield on my Rem 700ML .50, and a Nikon on my Savage 10 ML .50. I do like the Vortex Vipers. I have one on my Rem 40x long range .22 lr and I just ordered a Viper PST for my 338 Lapua. Great scopes for the money and the warranty is as good as Leupys.
I am not brand loyal. I have a Kahles on my Omega, Burris on my Knight .50, a Nikon on my Knight .45, and Redfield on my Rem 700ML .50, and a Nikon on my Savage 10 ML .50. I do like the Vortex Vipers. I have one on my Rem 40x long range .22 lr and I just ordered a Viper PST for my 338 Lapua. Great scopes for the money and the warranty is as good as Leupys.
azdeserthunter
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RE: What scope for a muzzleloader?
I have the Nikon Omega muzzy scope on my Thompson Triumph, awesome scope, you have to shoot at different ranges to see where the bullets acutally land on the multiple circles the scope has, but once you work a load you like, find which circle to hold, you have a great setup, I have mine sighted in at 150 and with circles I have holdovers out to 300 yards. Glass could be clearer on leupold, I don't know, but for a muzzy the extra circles/recticles makes life a lot easier on longer shots, kinda hard to figure where to holdover without em when its dropping 6 feet!
I have the Nikon Omega muzzy scope on my Thompson Triumph, awesome scope, you have to shoot at different ranges to see where the bullets acutally land on the multiple circles the scope has, but once you work a load you like, find which circle to hold, you have a great setup, I have mine sighted in at 150 and with circles I have holdovers out to 300 yards. Glass could be clearer on leupold, I don't know, but for a muzzy the extra circles/recticles makes life a lot easier on longer shots, kinda hard to figure where to holdover without em when its dropping 6 feet!
