Sub $150 rifle scope

[hammtheman]

Where did you see the rebate info? Can't seem to find anything on it

go to burris website. they have the info on the front page

[pennsylvaniaboy]

I bought a beautiful sightron at $180 this summer. Crystal clear, adjustable objective, lifetime warranty, etc. They have models that are a little cheaper.

[PA1936MN]

Redfield scopes (Revolution series)

[paplinker22]

I just picked up a used 710 at tanners, not the best gun out there but it was cheap enough. It's a .243 and I'll be shooting out to 250-300 yards (possibly more in the future) I don't want the scope to out value the gun. I have a Nikon 3-9x40 bdc that came on my savage that I like. Not sure if it's powerful enough for 300+ yards but I have to be realistic in my budget. Anybody have any info that could help me out?

Optical quality is certainly an interesting topic because the definition of "quality" is largely subjective. The classic "You get what you pay for" saying definitely applies to scopes. Feature-based quality (high magnification, variable power, fancy reticles, bdc turrets etc.) is usually what sells and it conveniently has a lower price. Don't fall for such traps.

At the end of the day everyone needs a scope to have clear glass and reliable tracking. Meaning, when you dial in a 1/4 MOA of adjustment that is actually the value you get on paper.

http://www.bushnell.com/all-products...x-40mm-mil-dot 200ish bucks.

Bill