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Equipment & Gear => Scopes and Optics => Topic started by: Gamehunter034 on November 11, 2017, 07:03:22 PM
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Just picked up an AR10 308, want to put a decent scope on it I'm considering the Nikon p308 4-12x40. Most reviews seem good just wondering if anyone on here has any first hand experience and pros&cons.
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I have the P223 for my AR and like it alot. Glass is clear and the turrets are really pretty accurate
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Not a Nikon, but have great reviews. Primary Arms 4-14x44 FFP 308 $279. I'm going to buy one for my bolt gun. I have the Nikon P223 for my AR and love it..
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I have the P223 for my AR and like it alot. Glass is clear and the turrets are really pretty accurate
I am also thinking of getting one for one of my 223's as well! Thanks for the response!
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Not a Nikon, but have great reviews. Primary Arms 4-14x44 FFP 308 $279. I'm going to buy one for my bolt gun. I have the Nikon P223 for my AR and love it..
I haven't checked primary yet. I do have one of their red dots and like it. I'll give them a look also!
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I hate the Nikon circles in the reticle
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I have a Nikon DSLR and two Prostaff riflescopes. You can expect outstanding optical quality and solid construction for the price, BUT when all's said and done, the warranties of folks like Leupold and Vortex have tipped the scales for me--the next optic I buy will be from one of them.
After having some backpacking gear/apparel break down and be fully replaced no-questions-asked from Marmot, Lowa, and Osprey, I've decided to buy from companies that offer lifetime warranties wherever possible.
So I'll probably shoot Nikon cameras forever, but I doubt I'll buy another scope or pair of binos from them.
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I bought Bridget one of these when she was five or six and tried for years to purchase the accessories. I finally gave up. That was the experience that has brought home to me the fact that Nikon simply is not in the same league as Swaro, Leupold, Vortex when it comes to post sale customer service.
That microscope isn't a toy and I still resent the way we were treated by Nikon.
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Unlike JD's unfortunate experience I have always had great luck and experiences with Nikon products and costumer service. Never had an issue nor have they asked for any money.
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That was the experience that has brought home to me the fact that Nikon simply is not in the same league as Swaro, Leupold, Vortex when it comes to post sale customer service.
Nikon customer service is the reason I won't buy anything from them again. I do like the scope that have came with guns I gave purchased though.
Their we want money attitude when it comes to fixing broken optics is the reason I won't go back.
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Unlike JD's unfortunate experience I have always had great luck and experiences with Nikon products and costumer service. Never had an issue nor have they asked for any money.
I know. Up until that experience I had always been quite satisfied w/Nikon Customer Service too. In fact tha twas a consideration when I purchased an EDG II 8x42 binocular instead of Leica, Ziess or Swaro that I was also considering.
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I got my Primary Arms scope today. It's a well built scope, kinda heavy, but don't care. Now I have to get my rifle..
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Guy's, Nikon's Lifetime Warranty is top tier just like many other Optic's companies. They pretty much all need the lifetime warranty if they want to stay in business these days. Something you guys might not be aware of, Nikon Sport Optic's (scopes,bino's,rangefinders etc...) is a seperate division of Nikon Imaging (camera's,Medical Imaging,etc) so hard to blame one for anothers mistakes. I do not work directly for Nikon but I have enough friend's that do should you ever have a Sport Optic's issue I would be happy to do what I can to help you out. Over 8 yerars I have watched Nikon work to improve the Customer Service Department to make it easier for the consumer. You know the old saying, if you make 1 person happy he'll tell 1-2 people, make on person unhappy and he'll tell everyone. Keeping you guys happy is a high priorirty for Nikon Sport Optic's. While CS is not in my job description I always do what I can to help anyone out who is having a problem, mainly because if it was me I'd appreciate any extra help I could get. Happy Thanksgiving !
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Guy's, Nikon's Lifetime Warranty is top tier just like many other Optic's companies. They pretty much all need the lifetime warranty if they want to stay in business these days. Something you guys might not be aware of, Nikon Sport Optic's (scopes,bino's,rangefinders etc...) is a seperate division of Nikon Imaging (camera's,Medical Imaging,etc) so hard to blame one for anothers mistakes. I do not work directly for Nikon but I have enough friend's that do should you ever have a Sport Optic's issue I would be happy to do what I can to help you out. Over 8 yerars I have watched Nikon work to improve the Customer Service Department to make it easier for the consumer. You know the old saying, if you make 1 person happy he'll tell 1-2 people, make on person unhappy and he'll tell everyone. Keeping you guys happy is a high priorirty for Nikon Sport Optic's. While CS is not in my job description I always do what I can to help anyone out who is having a problem, mainly because if it was me I'd appreciate any extra help I could get. Happy Thanksgiving !
The Nature Scope I purchased for Bridget was featured in the Sport Optic catalog. That is where I learned of it.