A specific Sporter scope - would you buy it?

Jay said:
No, it is not spam. I am also searching for a light scope for a sporter rifle and was considering this. But as Pedro said it is not a good reticle for benchrest. Still looking for something good.
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Unfortunately, I doubt you will find a scope in current production that 'clicks all the boxes'. Sporter 'stuff' in general has become difficult to obtain lately, but proper scopes have been cast into the used market for quite some time now.

Scott
 
I wonder how many scopes for a minimum run March would be willing to make in 6X? I once saw an ad for a March small Variable light enough with small dot and 1/8" clicks with a big discontinued banner across it so they have made some in the past it might seem.
 
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I haven't seen 0.1 MOA scopes, I did see 0.1 Mil scopes wich is 5 mm at 50 meters wich is not that good for Benchrest.
 
Pete Wass said:
I wonder how many scopes for a minimum run March would be willing to make in 6X? I once saw an ad for a March small Variable light enough with small dot and 1/8" clicks with a big discontinued banner across it so they have made some in the past it might seem.
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None Pete.
I have been in contact with them, and even shown the potential numbers around Europe and US and they said, no way...

Even transforming some already in production, like different turrets only, no interest...

I have also contacted Nightforce, Leupold, Delta, Sightron with no success.
 
PedroS said:
None Pete.
I have been in contact with them, and even shown the potential numbers around Europe and US and they said, no way...

Even transforming some already in production, like different turrets only, no interest...

I have also contacted Nightforce, Leupold, Delta, Sightron with no success.
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Since you folks made rule change, Leuplod 6-18x and 6.5-20x are very usable, several shooters here went that route even with 7.5 lb limit.
the later model was offered with target turrets and even 1/8 clicks……..they’re around.
 
If only someone could be found who could and would repair some of the existing scopes, That would help a lot. There use to be people around who worked on scopes but they are apparently gone. I considered it last winter. Looked around for books and tools, etc. After mulling it around I decided @ 80 I was both too old and didn't want a second job. Scopes are pretty simple machines and it wouldn't take a Rocket Mechanic, never mind a scientist to work on them. I know about Iron Sight.
 
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