Re: Is osprey scope a good scope for starts on my sass
I didn't read all these posts, so i don't know if your question has been answered fully, I've said it before, but I like the osprey scopes. As long as you are looking for something to just go out and shoot and have a good time with. Do not expect to shoot competitions, or even really move the turrets a whole lot. I shoot 2-300 yards with one and it works well, but I do not zoom in much (i only zoom in to see exactly wher my bullet hit) otherwise i shoot on 6 power usually. But I love the reticle and the illumination. And otherwise I basically have shot enough to know my rifle and know how high i need to raise the rifle for different distances. I also use handloads though and know those pretty well as well. So like I said, I like them for the low end starter scope. Expect to upgrade later on. And I think if it were me, I would almost take some of these guy's advice and go with the mueller or something like that for a bit more. I have heard very bad things about osprey warranty, just in case anything goes wrong.
I didn't read all these posts, so i don't know if your question has been answered fully, I've said it before, but I like the osprey scopes. As long as you are looking for something to just go out and shoot and have a good time with. Do not expect to shoot competitions, or even really move the turrets a whole lot. I shoot 2-300 yards with one and it works well, but I do not zoom in much (i only zoom in to see exactly wher my bullet hit) otherwise i shoot on 6 power usually. But I love the reticle and the illumination. And otherwise I basically have shot enough to know my rifle and know how high i need to raise the rifle for different distances. I also use handloads though and know those pretty well as well. So like I said, I like them for the low end starter scope. Expect to upgrade later on. And I think if it were me, I would almost take some of these guy's advice and go with the mueller or something like that for a bit more. I have heard very bad things about osprey warranty, just in case anything goes wrong.