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Nikko stirling diamond scopes ?

cjmac

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My last rifle build will be my deer rifle for this year . Its basically a 700 police in 308.
Looking at the nikko stirling diamond 4-16x50
And the 3-12x56.
Granted I know thay are a cheaper product , we only shoot out to 200 yards on food plots .
Does anyone have any experience with either of these ?
 
A used .22 I bought had one on it. Never would stay zeroed- like 4-6 inches off at 50 yards every time I took it out.. I threw it in the garbage.
If you want a low dollar scope that will work perfectly, get a SWFA. I have a bunch of their straight power 6x,10x & 12x. They are about $350. My doctor has had one on his 50 BMG for 12 years with zero issues.
 
3Ackleys said:
A used .22 I bought had one on it. Never would stay zeroed- like 4-6 inches off at 50 yards every time I took it out.. I threw it in the garbage.
If you want a low dollar scope that will work perfectly, get a SWFA. I have a bunch of their straight power 6x,10x & 12x. They are about $350. My doctor has had one on his 50 BMG for 12 years with zero issues.
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Good to hear . Any idea what a 10x would look like on a deer at 100-200 yards at sunset ?
 
3Ackleys said:
A used .22 I bought had one on it. Never would stay zeroed- like 4-6 inches off at 50 yards every time I took it out.. I threw it in the garbage.
If you want a low dollar scope that will work perfectly, get a SWFA. I have a bunch of their straight power 6x,10x & 12x. They are about $350. My doctor has had one on his 50 BMG for 12 years with zero issues.
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For low budget, I'm an Athlon fan.
 
cjmac said:
My last rifle build will be my deer rifle for this year . Its basically a 700 police in 308.
Looking at the nikko stirling diamond 4-16x50
And the 3-12x56.
Granted I know thay are a cheaper product , we only shoot out to 200 yards on food plots .
Does anyone have any experience with either of these ?
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I wouldn't get a second focal plane for hunting, and steer clear of Sterling,Athlon first focal plane,good scopes.
 
3Ackleys said:
I have used them on varmints to elk out to 600 yards with no issues 1/2 hour after sunset (end of legal shooting here).
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Cool , I just didnt know how good it actually was being a cheap one . Sometimes you get cheap decent stuff . Mostly not .
ohlongarmisle said:
I wouldn't get a second focal plane for hunting, and steer clear of Sterling,Athlon first focal plane,good scopes.
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Any suggestions?
 
Nikko Sterling had a pretty good reputation down under and was Howa s package scope for years.

For under 200 yards on deer open sights would work but if you need a scope and need to keep the price down the Burris FF line specially the 3-9 would be great.

Heck I have a Simmons 8 point 3-9 duplex matt finish with what look like Leupold rifleman rings you can have free + shipping($15.). PM me for a picture
 
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