Weaver Classic V-Series 2-10x38mm Rifle Scope
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Legacy Reviewer's Review of Weaver Classic V-Series 2-10x38mm Rifle Scope
I have had this scope for 4 years now, it was at first on my Savage .22-250 for hunting coyotes, Now its on my Winchester Mod. 70 7MM rem Mag. Every time you take the gun out of the case it is DEAD ON! when I was coyote hunting it speant alot of time in the case in the back of my pickup.
I bought this scope after shooting my Sister-in-laws .243 savage with a V10 on it, I liked it so much I drove 150 miles round trip that day to got to Gander mtn. to buy one!
I had 2 Tasco's and a Bushnell before and they would be off every time!
My wife has a VX-II 2-7x Leupold, and it barely edges it out on clarity, but the higher magnification is nice for that 300yd shot, also the VX-2 is $75 more and isn't that much better. I hope to buy a V16 or V24 for the .22-250 soon. With the V10 you get better than you pay for!
Pros: Clear Optics
Cons: Variable Mag. knob hard to turn when cold.
I bought this scope after shooting my Sister-in-laws .243 savage with a V10 on it, I liked it so much I drove 150 miles round trip that day to got to Gander mtn. to buy one!
I had 2 Tasco's and a Bushnell before and they would be off every time!
My wife has a VX-II 2-7x Leupold, and it barely edges it out on clarity, but the higher magnification is nice for that 300yd shot, also the VX-2 is $75 more and isn't that much better. I hope to buy a V16 or V24 for the .22-250 soon. With the V10 you get better than you pay for!
Pros: Clear Optics
Cons: Variable Mag. knob hard to turn when cold.
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