Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Scopes and Optics => Topic started by: Elk whack master on July 23, 2012, 11:05:16 PM
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I had my scope zeroed at 100yards and when i got to were i was gonna shoot today the dang thing was 18inches @ 2oclock. :bash: :bash: :bash: I tried twisting and pulling the scope and i couldn't get it to budge. so i think it cold be the crosshairs broke? :dunno: Got it zeroed at 200yards now. I guess i just need to wait to shoot it again at the range and see if it holds. Has this ever happened to you? Savage 300wm scope that came with the gun, low end nikon with the nikon name on it.
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Same thing happened to my buddy that had a cheap scope on a 22 and the crosshairs where moving all over the place
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Seems to be a common issue with the ProStaff and lower end Nikon. Haven't heard of it much with the Monarch though.
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If it loses zero once, send it in. It WILL lose it again. In all honesty I wish they'd just leave the scope off. You know its a crap scope when it is attached to the cheapest line of savages. I wish they'd keep the scope and knock 50 bucks off the price.
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I will send it in if it does it again. I just cant afford another scope right now. :chuckle:
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I bought my savage/stevens bottom of the barrel gun and it had a crap scope on it. I swapped it out for a $150 redfield and am very happy. The gun is great. The scope is garbage
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If it's a Nikon, they will fix it. All scopes put on these combo guns are made for them to shoot them or the gun mfgrs wouldn't waste their money to make money.
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If it's a Nikon, they will fix it. All scopes put on these combo guns are made for them to shoot them or the gum mfgrs wouldn't waste their money to make money.
Thats what I'm saying!!! :yeah:
