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falfreak
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Posted: April/02/2007 at 18:23 |
I cant decide what scope i want for my FAL. im thinking of a nikon monarch 6x42 nikoplex
I really like the clarity of leupold but I really dont want to fork out that much $$ but i have bought cheap scopes before (bushnell trophy) and had nothing but frustration and i definately dont want that bs again.
the only thing i am worried about on the nikon is clarity (since i have never looked through one) and eye releif (only 3.5")
your opinions are greatly appreciated and one more thing. I want FIXED magnification, i cand stand variables |
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cheaptrick
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http://www.swfa.com/pc-6134-291-ior-6x42-hunting-30mm-rifle- scope.aspx
Here's probably the best fixed 6x around, for the money. The Monarchs have been updated and I don't think the 6x is an option anymore, unless you can find an older one.
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Dale Clifford
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you got probably what amounts to a $3000 fal (and one of the best guns ever made) and you don't want to put a top optic on it?? shame on you
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falfreak
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thanks cheap trick, i did not want to spend that much but by the looks of it i think i will get more for my money with your recommendation
do you also think that 3.5" eye releif is enough on a semi-auto like my fal |
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falfreak
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im starting to think leupold fx-3 6x42 plus its only $379 plus it has 4.5" eye relief
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tahqua
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A 6x42 Leupold is definitely a good choice. I have the Tactical model with the adjustable objective sitting on an airgun for night time varmint shooting and it works great.
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