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Bob and Tenkara, I bought the same scope, the Traditions 1x32 for 59.00. The very few reviews I found are positive for the most part. What worries me is that it only has 3 inches of eye relief. Mine arrived already and it seems to be a good scope
Quote from: BOOM!! on January 17, 2021, 10:21:40 AMBob and Tenkara, I bought the same scope, the Traditions 1x32 for 59.00. The very few reviews I found are positive for the most part. What worries me is that it only has 3 inches of eye relief. Mine arrived already and it seems to be a good scopeGiven that it's 1x is should have a wide field of view? Could you look through it from 3.5 inches away and ignore the black ring around the edges of view?
Quote from: BOOM!! on January 17, 2021, 10:21:40 AMBob and Tenkara, I bought the same scope, the Traditions 1x32 for 59.00. The very few reviews I found are positive for the most part. What worries me is that it only has 3 inches of eye relief. Mine arrived already and it seems to be a good scopeWhere did you get it?
I quit the primitive muzzleloader season many years back due to the large increase in hunters. I believe that was in large part because the availability of increasingly lethal inlines. Question is, if we want to revert back to the spirit of the season, where is the cutoff on technology? Every gun seems a technological advance over it's predecessor.
Maybe we can have a longer season if all muzzleloaders require a 0.5x scope..
Quote from: Buckhunter24 on January 19, 2021, 04:33:12 PMMaybe we can have a longer season if all muzzleloaders require a 0.5x scope.. A negative power scope lol
Quote from: dilleytech on January 19, 2021, 08:40:10 PMQuote from: Buckhunter24 on January 19, 2021, 04:33:12 PMMaybe we can have a longer season if all muzzleloaders require a 0.5x scope.. A negative power scope lolJust have to wear 20x glasses to go with your scope.