BSA scopes?

[scope eye]

My two best scopes are the ones with fixed power, the 20 power super sniper on my 338 edge, and my Sightron 36 power on my 257 Weatherby, they give me the least amount of grief and aggravation, the Sightron has been modded by that guy on 6br with the two locking pins you take out before you do any windage or elevation adjustments, and it also has the locking ring for the adjustable objective, I tell you that thing never drifts moves or goes out of focus, I will eventually have this set up on all my rigs, does anyone know the name of the modification or the name of the guy who did or does this mod, he is they only one that does it as far as I know.

Tanks Dean

[ShowMeShooter]

If I was shooting past 100 yards, I would pass on the Mueller. I have had several Muellers, and I'm not a big fan of them past 100 yards. They are great for rimfires or 100 and in. JMO. Although it isn't an apple/oranges comparison, I like the Vortex Viper I just got a lot better than the Mueller target. For $290 it is a lot of scope.

[soaxin]

Thanks. Like I said I'm going to be using the scope on my stevens 200 build for novis target shooting out to 600 yards. I'd like to be able to have zero resettable turrets so when I adjust I won't forget my zero. But I don't wont to be paying a grand for the optic.

[efm77]

Don't forget about Swifts. They're not at the bottom of the barrel and not the most expensive either but they offer a lot of quality for the price.

[scope eye]

I concur on the swifts.

Dean

[soaxin]

Ill take a look at them. Thanks