Recent content by travelin_guy7

[ QUOTE ] After having such success with the Nikon Monarch ATB roof prism 8X42, I had to try the new Nikon EX Action express 12X50. WOW, these are a great binos. A bit bulky but quite light for the mag. They are porro prism meaning the objective is wider then the eyepieces (roof is a straight...

I have had great luck wit Nikon optics in other areas and no reason to doubt it on the spotter. The guy I get my scopes from has the tactical fieldscope. Don't know how the price compares on spotters, but I couldn't find a better deal on scopes. The sight is www.huntersdiscount.com

The Nikon Monarch has a 1, 4, 6 or 10 MOA dot. Really handy to be able to change the dot size. The aimpoint is top notch quality, but Nikon is certainly no slouch. I got mine at huntersdiscount web page

Not sure if they have the swarovski, but I get most of my stuff at www.huntersdiscount.com I've gotten great deals there

I saw one for around $350 at th place i got my latest nikon. I haven't used the 4200 much, but I hear they are very good, clear and bright. I am intrigued by the rainguard. Try this link huntersdiscount

I've been wanting to start reloading for myself for some time, but not sure exactly where to start. I've looked several places for a starter kit, But I am not sure which one. There seem to be a lot of options. I want to reload 30-06, 243, maybe some others. I found some good deals on reloading...

I have to wonder about the quality of the scope at that price. To a degree you get what you pay for. There are good deals to be had out there, but I would stick to a known brand. I have really been impressed with nikon lately. The nikon monarch seems like a good price for its performance...

I will be curious to see what you think of the sightron. I have heard great things about them and have been considering one.

I have to agree with the wisdom given in this set of posts. 8.5 is an awful lot to have bottom end. Along those lines, you have to consider whether you really need 25 over 20 on the top end. I use a 4.5-14x myself and really like the option of the really low end. Of course for the serious longe...

[ QUOTE ] Which of these reticles is better in the opinion of the esteemed member here?? Which is easier to use in the field?? Targets will be primarily prairie dogs at 300-500 yards?? I have to agree with some of the other posts. The VH reticle is really tough to beat. I have used a buddy's...

Maybe try http://www.huntersdiscount.com/levxlorasc4s.html They have the vx-III for $639

Not to sit the fence, but you can't go wrong with nikon or leupold. Both super proven quality. I am a big fan of leupolds customer service and warranty. Saw a 4-14x50 for $610 at huntersdiscount.com

I looked at both Zeiss and Leupold. Both are outstanding. I found that the difference wasn't worth the price. I found a great deal on a leupold and it made the price difference even more dramatic. I got mine at huntersdiscount.com

For the trip of a lifetime, don't take a chance, get a leupold. I don't know about the pricing on a 3 to 10 scope, but I got a great deal on my 4.5x14 at huntersdiscount.com Plus, leupolds warranty is fantastic.

[ QUOTE ] 3 scopes I am considering. I have 2 Leupolds &amp; they are excelent. <u>Does anyone have any info on the ATN or Shepherd?</u> *ATN 4-12X60LU. Has 6 interchangable Cams for different balistics. 1/8 MOA at 100Y. Price $400 *Shepherd P2 has Cool Retical for ranging from 100Y to 1000Y...