I HAVE TWO SCOPES FOR SALE

SHOOTER111 · Apr 7, 2020

1) 6-18x with vertical top adjusting turret just dial in the range and it corrects for holdover. duplex reticle with range estimating guide. I installed a horizontal windage correction on the right side for compensating for wind. Just need to sight in for your POI on your rifle. Includes front and rear Butler creek lens caps. The front objective compensates for parallax. I had this particular scope on my 243 win. model 700 varmit rifle that i used for prairie dogs.

It has some blueing wear on the rear objective but this does not hurt the scope. Price is $150 plus actual shipping. If we meet in coeur d alene, ID, you can save on actual shipping cost. The pictures are the best I can do.

2) 6-24x with vertical marked dial in turret for range. Again just dial in the range and it corrects for holdover. duplex reticle with range estimating guide. Just need to sight in for you POI on your rifle. includes front and rear see through lens caps. The front objective compensates for parallax. I had this particular scope on my 22-250 model 700 varmint rifle that I used for squirrels and prairie dogs.

Price is $150 plus actual shipping. If we meet in coeur d alene, ID you can save on actual shipping cost. The pictures are the best I can do.

So let me know your thoughts via Private message ASAP
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SHOOTER111 · Apr 7, 2020

Scope #1 is IMG_0319.JPG, Scope #2 is IMG_0325.JPG and IMG_0321.JPG No trades at this time. Send PM
Thanks Martin

JRuby · Apr 7, 2020

What brand and model are these?

User 1234 · Apr 7, 2020

They look like nice scopes. I suggest setting your camera (or phone's camera program) on self-timer and sitting the camera on a stack of books facing the scope. That should produce very crisp photos of them.