Hello. I am going to buy a SWFA scope for my Remington 700 LTR. I was wandering what I should get, the 10x, 16x, or 20x. I am looking to shoot anywhere from 100 yards to however far I can lol. What are some peoples thoughts. Thanks in advance.
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Re: SWFA scope help
Get the 10X HD model. You won't be sorry. There is a fellow in the ads (Hide) that has one for I believe $610 shipped. That my friend is a deal!
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3366420#Post3366420
Get the 10X HD model. You won't be sorry. There is a fellow in the ads (Hide) that has one for I believe $610 shipped. That my friend is a deal!
http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=3366420#Post3366420
Re: SWFA scope help
What is the difference between that and this one
http://swfa.com/SWFA-SS-10x42-Tactical-30mm-Riflescope-P499.aspx
What is the difference between that and this one
http://swfa.com/SWFA-SS-10x42-Tactical-30mm-Riflescope-P499.aspx
Re: SWFA scope help
Go with the new mil/mil version in 10x or 12x. On a budget they are great optics.
The link to the one you posted, that scope has standard, not the hd glass, different turrets (moa not mil like the hd one) and a bunch more stuff.
Go with the new mil/mil version in 10x or 12x. On a budget they are great optics.
The link to the one you posted, that scope has standard, not the hd glass, different turrets (moa not mil like the hd one) and a bunch more stuff.
Re: SWFA scope help
I have an LTR and a 3-15x50 Weaver. The 15x allows sub MOA groups if I do my part at 600 yards. That said, I'm interested in a little higher magnification on my next scope and have been looking hard at the SWFA 5-20x50. If you're going with a fixed mag model 16x is a great option but will limit your field of view at the closer ranges. If your only punching holes in paper then that might not be a problem and 20x may even be reasonable.
I have an LTR and a 3-15x50 Weaver. The 15x allows sub MOA groups if I do my part at 600 yards. That said, I'm interested in a little higher magnification on my next scope and have been looking hard at the SWFA 5-20x50. If you're going with a fixed mag model 16x is a great option but will limit your field of view at the closer ranges. If your only punching holes in paper then that might not be a problem and 20x may even be reasonable.
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