WTB: 1x Power Muzzleloader scope
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noharleyyet
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No magnification...or fixed magnification
44hunter45
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Following - I have a buddy in WA state asking this question.
I lean towards to old steel tubed Weaver K Series. I have a K2.5 that was on my 742 Rem. Doubled on running coyotes a couple of times with that combo. Very fast with both eyes open. I moved it to a 10/22, but often think I should move it back.
Their big drawback is the fine crosshairs suck in low light.
I lean towards to old steel tubed Weaver K Series. I have a K2.5 that was on my 742 Rem. Doubled on running coyotes a couple of times with that combo. Very fast with both eyes open. I moved it to a 10/22, but often think I should move it back.
Their big drawback is the fine crosshairs suck in low light.
noharleyyet
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chevyman181
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I was looking for one a couple of years ago and never found one. The state of ND did allow a red dot. Not sure if that would be an option.
SD_Prairie_Goat
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I struggled same as you. Red dot might be a good idea. The pos scope I found meets our legal requirements but at 100yds the cross hairs are almost exactly the size of a deer, so doesn't really help too much.
A fine red dot would work better I think.
HandgunHunter
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Ultradot would be my pick
