Thread: Low light scope

Originally Posted by KnightShadow10

Have you had any trouble with the Nikons? I broke a crosshair on one...don't know if that is a common problem or not

Like everything,there is bound to be a problem sooner or later no matter the product.Get the best you can afford,nearly all scopes have lifetime warranty,like others have said,50mm

Are Nikon Pro Staff 7s still being produced..haven't seen one

Google them,there are several sites you can peruse over.

Nikon for me.

Originally Posted by Yaker

Like everything,there is bound to be a problem sooner or later no matter the product.Get the best you can afford,nearly all scopes have lifetime warranty,like others have said,50mm

I agree 50 mm is most likely the correct answer but can also be misleading . A few years back I was searching for a Stainless scope to replace and old Simmons . Seems like everyone stopped making them especially for a 22 cal . I had a guy ask me if I had looked at a Weaver 2-7 , with a 28 mm lens . Told him I was not interested in cheap scopes . I take my squirrel hunting serious . Wanted something that you could shoot at first light even if tree rat was on the ground . Long story short ,turned out to be a great low light scope . I have a new appreciation for Weaver . Don't expect them to be cheap , they are not . google them . This man shoots competition and recommends that weaver is worthy of a look . As he put it "all glass is not equal". This 28 mm is clearer at dark-thirty than my Leopold on my other 22 .