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Offline jackelope

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Re: BSA Sweet 17 Scope..........
« Reply #15 on: June 03, 2009, 11:12:17 PM »


kinda looks good too.
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Re: BSA Sweet 17 Scope..........
« Reply #16 on: June 03, 2009, 11:17:58 PM »
Nice....

Thanks for down sizeing your pics Jack... Big pics are hell on us dial-up guys, out in the sticks... Grin

Gonna have to make it down with your shootin irons, Josh is comeing down to pick up his 7 mag, and fling a little lead. Let me know when you wanna come on down. Later
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Re: BSA Sweet 17 Scope..........
« Reply #17 on: June 08, 2009, 08:25:23 PM »
Hello, I put a 6x18 sweet 17 on my savage 17hmr, and use it for shooting sage rats and it performs incredible, in fact im going to replace my Leupold 3x9 on my target 22lr with a 6x18 sweet 22 asap! the 3x9 is going on my 270.
Very good scopes for a small caliber shooter. with good prices to boot, the new models have a side focus for the objective which is a little easy than reaching up and turning the whole objective.

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Re: BSA Sweet 17 Scope..........
« Reply #18 on: June 10, 2009, 12:34:53 AM »
They are great if you love crosshairs that move. The sweet series has a very bad reputation. BSA tried to pack to much into a low cost package.
I got one, the Sweet 17, lost zero after about 3 shots, no it was not my rings or mounts, they did not change from my previous scope, and I checked them multiple times. Sent it back to BSA, got another, did the same, sent it back, got another, DID THE SAME. Sent it back, got another and sold it then purchased a good scope. The only scope I ever had that was worse was a simmons 8 point.
There is low cost, then there is cheap. Bushnell Banner is far superior in lens quality and reliability rating, Simmons white tail classic is another that is good.

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