Muzzleloader Scope

[Patriot-2000]

I sold One(1) of my Bows and upgraded to a better Muzzleloader ... I'll be posting the Starter Muzzleloader this weekend in the classifieds.

Need to get a Good Scope ($ 150 or Less) for the New Muzzleloader... Nothing that costs more than the Muzzleloader but not a Bottom-Line Model. Done some searching and came up with a couple ...could use some advice from te GS.

1. Bushnell Trophy XLT 1.5-6x42mm with 4A Reticle
2. Leaper's Ac Shot 1.5-6x44mm with Ill. Duplex ticle
3. Leatherwood Hi-Lux ATR Buck Country 3-9x40mm with Ill. 4A Reticle

[Patriot-2000]

Nobody shoot a Muzzleloader ...

[zero-in]

A great scope for the money is the Redfield Revolution 3x9x40 that I have topping my Triumph. It has holdover marks on the reticle and can handle my .50 cal blaster without a hiccup. Great scope for about $160 greenbacks. Redfield scopes are now made by Leupold out of Beaverton, Oregon. Glass is flawless. Nikon also has a BDC specifically for the muzzleloader as well, I've heard that that scope is popular as well for the muzzleloader platform.

Mark

[Patriot-2000]

After looking at Cabela's catelog ... Redfield is Good ... I just like the 4A Reticle

[zero-in]

You can't go wrong with the redfield..the 4a reticle is great as well. The Accurange reticle on mine is helpful..especially when paired with a ballsitics calculator app downloded on my android. I just have to plug in the parameters and it gives me the holdover values for my particular optic at each marking. I'm happy with it. The price that I noted prior was from Bass Pro last year. I have not really looked at what's out there today.

[Codypatt1]

I just upgraded to the Nikon Omega 250BDC this past year and it is an excellent glass. I was able to pick it up for 169 at Natchez in Camo, brand new.