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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Cheap scopes? (Page 2 of 2)
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Has anybody ever gotten a Trilux L2A2? American surplus has them on sale for 99.95 and 149.95. I'm thinking about getting one, but would like to hear from someone who has used one. http://www.amerisurp.net/scopes_trilux.htm hug.gif |
Glad to hear it's working. I just bought my first bushy a couple of days ago and took it out to the woods with a couple of tin cans. I'd never shoot a 223 before, in fact the only thing I've shoot in the last 25yrs were a couple FWB air guns. The new bushy was a bit louder than the air guns ;). But with the iron sights and tin cans I failed miserably guess I should have taken some large targets. Anyway that was enough for me I've got ncstar 3x9 ordered and won't be doing any more target practice till it's here. I might try one of there other tactical models too if this one performs. The irons on these bushy's I don't understand. |
What procedure did you use to zero the irons? What distance did you zero them at? |
http://www.midwesttactical.com/prod...d=620&catid=168 from what i have been told Hakko scopes are a subsidiary of Bausch and Lomb and are made in Japan, I think. Aimpoint, Trijicon, and EOtech all make the best red dots. If you're interested in low magnification scopes, Trijicon, elcan, and IOR make some close range combat tactical environment scopes. Everything above is still probably too expensive anyway |
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TRILUX? Yep I got one on my FAL. That is the weapon it is made for. Clear, bright, and very easy to use once you get used to the pointer. I have looked through it at night without illumination, and the brightness level looks the same as in the other eye...did that make sense? That ad is cheaper than what I paid. And it is MIL-SPEC. |
I too have one of these and it's a great scope. I picked mine up for 109 brand new but definately worth the price. Extremely good scope. |
[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Cheap scopes? (Page 2 of 2)
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