Rifle Scopes Weaver V24 or Sightron II
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Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
I use Weaver T36. The quality is top notch, especially for the $$.
Tracks well, good edge to edge and holds zero.
IMHO, Sightron didn't start getting it right until the SIII models.
I use Weaver T36. The quality is top notch, especially for the $$.
Tracks well, good edge to edge and holds zero.
IMHO, Sightron didn't start getting it right until the SIII models.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
I also vote for a Weaver, my T36 time has been great on various 22s, no longer have it and have never had a Sightron.
I also vote for a Weaver, my T36 time has been great on various 22s, no longer have it and have never had a Sightron.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
thanks for the answers, do you mean if going Sightron it is better to get SIII not SII. With Weavers I have read V24 has clarity issues above 20mag. But have heard all good things about V16 though.
Any other brands in my budget which I should consider.
thanks for the answers, do you mean if going Sightron it is better to get SIII not SII. With Weavers I have read V24 has clarity issues above 20mag. But have heard all good things about V16 though.
Any other brands in my budget which I should consider.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
Either, they are both about the same quality. I just looked at a Weaver V24 in 6-24X that was $317 That's pretty good for a .22
Both track pretty well, but I would suggest getting a ranging reticle. More specifically a mil-dot. You may just be plinking now, but later on you may want to use it to range, or, you may want to shoot out to 200-250 yds. and use it for windage. That's about the max elevation you can get out of a scope for a .22lr.
Either, they are both about the same quality. I just looked at a Weaver V24 in 6-24X that was $317 That's pretty good for a .22
Both track pretty well, but I would suggest getting a ranging reticle. More specifically a mil-dot. You may just be plinking now, but later on you may want to use it to range, or, you may want to shoot out to 200-250 yds. and use it for windage. That's about the max elevation you can get out of a scope for a .22lr.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
I am saying the T series Weaver. I guess I misread that you are in the variable market. The Weaver variables I have owned are fair but never had a hi mag variable Weaver. And yes, I would definitely opt for the SIII over anything else they have offered.
I am saying the T series Weaver. I guess I misread that you are in the variable market. The Weaver variables I have owned are fair but never had a hi mag variable Weaver. And yes, I would definitely opt for the SIII over anything else they have offered.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
A high mag (or any for that matter) SIII is considerably more expensive than the two he's comparing. I would into the SII big sky, they are essentially the same as the standard SII but with upgraded glass.
A high mag (or any for that matter) SIII is considerably more expensive than the two he's comparing. I would into the SII big sky, they are essentially the same as the standard SII but with upgraded glass.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
I might take a look at the Nikon Buckmaster 6x18. It has target knobs and very good glass. I have several on prairie dog rifles and they have held up well.
I might take a look at the Nikon Buckmaster 6x18. It has target knobs and very good glass. I have several on prairie dog rifles and they have held up well.
Re: Weaver V24 or Sightron II
There are a lot of good low cost scopes that will do the job. On my CZ I put a Bushnell ELITE 3200 5-15x40mm Tactical Mil-Dot. This scope work great for it. I’m going to be trying out a Vortex Viper on a 10/22 I have.
Here is a photo of my CZ.
There are a lot of good low cost scopes that will do the job. On my CZ I put a Bushnell ELITE 3200 5-15x40mm Tactical Mil-Dot. This scope work great for it. I’m going to be trying out a Vortex Viper on a 10/22 I have.
Here is a photo of my CZ.
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