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Posted: 12/9/2003 1:38:09 PM EDT
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Where do you guys get your nightforce scopes? None of the places I normally order from carry them. Also how well do leupolds hold up on 50 cals? Im trying to figure out wich one Im going to get. The place where I got my 50 said the leupolds get the reticals nocked out when used on the ar-50. thanks |
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JRM, Leupold and Nightforce are the preferred scopes for a .50, never heard of any reticles being damaged. Nightforce has their reticles etched onto the lens and most people tend to go with the NP-R2 reticle. Never had any problems with my AR-50 and NF set up, never seen anyone have problems with any scope on a AR-50. Just make sure you get the tallest rings you can, you'll need them so the bolt will clear the cheekrest. |
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Thanks, I'll be checking into the places you guys recommended. You should see my setup now! Tasco 4x32 sitting in tasco rings on top of a arms #5 for some height. Its just a bunch of crap I had laying around that I put together so I could shoot it. Total scope and rings cost $18 on top of a $2,500 rifle! thanks, Jason |
| Just putting my .02 in. The place where you got the scope was wrong. Leupolds are top of the line scopes not saying that shit doesn't happen now and again but far less likely then most other scopes. For your .50 a much better set of rings and scope is needed I did much the same when I started out I bought a good enuf scope to get by with until the .50 ate it up. As far as rings I would recommend Badger. As far as scopes their are many that can suit your needs. First two Nightforce Leupold third IOR Valdada seem to hold up pretty good on a .50 BMG |
| Army marksmanship unit hold Night Force above Leupold and the fiity caliber shooters assn. winners circle use NF and ther were 2 Leupolds. The Leupold is a fine scope, but I went with the NF. www.statearms.com sells .50bmg's and is a dealer for Night Force, they have always been good to me. Talk to larry about a scope. |
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