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TallCoolOne49

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I have a large number of Leupold scopes on my firearms, everything from VX-1's up to VX-5HD's.

I seek input on quality scopes, and scope mounts, understanding that "best" is always a matter of opinion.

I am not price conscious (within reason), but I am willing to pay extra for quality in both scopes and mounts.

They must be rated for springers.

Any input is appreciated.
 
Let me start by saying that I only have one springer and am primarily a pcp guy but I have had the best luck with Sportsmatch rings. Tried a set years ago and since then they are the only mounts that I have used. I have about six sets of them, some adjustable, some dovetail and some picatinny. I also use an inch pound torque wrench on all the mount screws. Some people may see them as pricey but I think the quality is worth it.
 
Let me start by saying that I only have one springer and am primarily a pcp guy but I have had the best luck with Sportsmatch rings. Tried a set years ago and since then they are the only mounts that I have used. I have about six sets of them, some adjustable, some dovetail and some picatinny. I also use an inch pound torque wrench on all the mount screws. Some people may see them as pricey but I think the quality is worth it.
Yes I've noticed Sportsmatch mounts seem to have a good reputation.

On my firearms I primarily used Warne Tactical rings and bases, and like you I always torqued to specs.

Thank you for your input
 
On my wish list would be- Leupold would come out with a line of scopes rated for springers, parallax corrected to say 25 yards, perhaps even parallax adjustable.

Lightweight, relative low powered variable or fixed 2.5x or 4x20 would work well, and a length say 9", something compact.

ALSO, while I'm wishing, it would include the CDS-ZL feature, that I have on many of my centerline rifles. I'm of the opinion that feature is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Give'em the BC, weight and velocity, and the sight-in range, they make you a custom dial, and you would be able to make accurate shots out to as far as you cared to shoot.

Edit: *centerfire rifles. Darn spell check
 
I am still figuring out what scope is best for me, with so many manufacturers and options out there now this can really make the brain hurt. As far as mounts though I will always recommend the Eaglevision line of mounts , I also have had great luck with the UTG Pro mounts as well and run those on my Evol Mini.
 
I am still figuring out what scope is best for me, with so many manufacturers and options out there now this can really make the brain hurt. As far as mounts though I will always recommend the Eaglevision line of mounts , I also have had great luck with the UTG Pro mounts as well and run those on my Evol Mini.
It's very likely I'll go with the UTG Pro. They offer a low height ring.
 
I like the athlon argos gen 2 scopes have 4 of them seem to work well for ft. Have a helos gen2 6-24x56 on way will report back if its much better than the argos after i get some time with it.
 
If not made from " high grade Chinese aircraft aluminum". I just move on ..lol.

I dont put much faith in that made in wherever... well i do if it says made in china.. like made in isa could just mean took out of bulk loaded shipping container from china and put in a retail box with made in america printed on it .. usa all the way..lol. dont dupe yourself..
 
If not made from " high grade Chinese aircraft aluminum". I just move on ..lol.

I dont put much faith in that made in wherever... well i do if it says made in china.. like made in isa could just mean took out of bulk loaded shipping container from china and put in a retail box with made in america printed on it .. usa all the way..lol. dont dupe yourself..
Thats where not being lazy and doing your due diligence to see where a product comes from is worth while, all it takes is a phone call and a couple questions.
 

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