8-32’s
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Topic: 8-32’s
Posted By: bkcorris
Subject: 8-32’s
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 07:53
I've been planning on getting a target rifle together for a while and
want something with some power to really take advantage of it, I want
the variable so it can be turned down if mirage gets bad. I'm thinking
of buying scope first and using it on my 223 for now and then once I
get the rifle ready swapping it over. Neither will probably happen in
the next few months but this next spring I hope. I beleive someone
here, possibly Dakota, had a 4200 8-32, just wondering what opinions on
over all quality and clarity on max power settings. Next choice after
that would be a Signature series, but is $100 more, wich is the main
reason its choice #2 instead of #1. I would consider a loopy but they
don't make one in the range I want, price would be way too much anyway
I think. I could either get a lesser one and do a conversion, or find
one that has been upped, but unless king wanted to give me a deal I
doubt that would be in my price range either. Wishful thinking here
though. Of course I could always just throw on the best right away and
use a BSA 
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Posted By: deaddog
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 08:15
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I can get you into a new 8-32 40mm A.O. Matte/Rainguard 4200 Elite for $412 plus shipping, or you can drive over and pick it up. I checked on the Burris and that's $210 more. DD
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Posted By: bkcorris
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 09:03
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DD, that's a few bucks cheaper than SWFA's price even! I know whe
talked about business before, I might have to take you up on that! Can
you garauntee that price for a couple of months though .
Just for reference SWFA has the Signature for $520, interesting how
prices very by distributor, Cabela's sells the signature for $729, Huge
price differences, your right between the two.
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Posted By: deaddog
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 09:23
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I'll have to check but I think the price is good until Oct. 15. If you give me the excact model # on the Siginture I'll look it up again. They have different objectives, cross hairs , finishes, etc. I should be able to beat SWFA on just about everything except BSA, I wouldn't want to be responsible for that. DD ------------- Endeavor to persevere. |
Posted By: bkcorris
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 10:31
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You mean you wouldn't sell me a BSA?? Why not?? lol The signature I was looking at was model # 200867. Target knobs and Fine plex. Tas or Dakota, not sure if either of you mind us talking future business, I doubt it, but if so it can be removed from the open forum. If nothing else it might catch the eye of others and be a nice first hand addition to the good/bad guys list -------------
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Posted By: macca
Date Posted: 21 August 2004 at 17:31
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BK 8-32 is a good choice in a variable for most F class style shooting.I can't help much on US prices but I have to outlay 1550 OZ for a nightforce 8-32. Best advice is buy the best you can because 32 power on a cheaper scope ain't real great. Macca ------------- don't let the bastards grind you down. |