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S & B Scopes come out top again

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06 August 2006, 05:30
Sika Stag
S & B Scopes come out top again
It is good to see that the US military have finaly realised what the brits have known for sometime and that is if you what the best scope for you rifle then buy a S&B maybe one day they will go all the way and ditch the remmy for a TRG with optilocs to match the quality of the scope they have selected for their sniper rifles.
06 August 2006, 12:37
JAL
Well, think yourself lucky a fella called Rick no longer posts here. sofa
06 August 2006, 16:10
woods
quote:
Originally posted by JAL:
Well, think yourself lucky a fella called Rick no longer posts here. sofa


What happened to Rick 0311?


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06 August 2006, 18:01
Fish30114
Wood, the word is, he was 'ejected' from the forums for taking someone to task rather agressively. I was out of town at the time, but when I got back, I read a few posts that basically said what I recanted above.

He was a knowledgeable guy, I miss his posts.

Later--Don
06 August 2006, 20:42
jwp475
Any links to the post in question..........


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12 August 2006, 16:14
Blair D Calvin
Think I'd rather have a US Optics scope on a sniper rifle than a S&B.

I had a S&B 4-16x50 on a long range 'roo rifle and traded it for a Nightforce NXS.
13 August 2006, 07:03
Coopersrcool
Sorry I would have to side with Blair Calvin on this one. I have had a S$B also....But have now sold it and a couple of Leupolds (6.5 x 20 LR) and maybe its just my eyes but Nightforce NXS smokes them both. Kenny
13 August 2006, 11:26
JAL
An advertisement recently said S&B was the only scope to pass all the tests.
Or could be Mil speak for "we got a good deal".
14 August 2006, 11:38
DMCI*
quote:
Originally posted by Blair D Calvin:
Think I'd rather have a US Optics scope on a sniper rifle than a S&B.


I don't know, S&B is a darn fine scope. On the otherhand I will vote with my wallet! Cool




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14 August 2006, 12:51
Blair D Calvin
quote:
I don't know, S&B is a darn fine scope. On the otherhand I will vote with my wallet!



They are expensive..............especially when you have to replace them thumbdown

The NXS has much more repeatable adjustments than the S&B and a greater range of adjustment, but the S&B is superior optically, IMHO.
14 August 2006, 23:14
DMCI*
The scope shown above and the one here are different models of the USO SN-3. Here below on the M70 7WSM is the 30mm tube ERGO objective version with unlit reticle, the one above is the "Canadian" with H-25 Horus Reticle, 34mm Tube, Metric EREK and Center parallax adjustment.

Oh, and REPLACEMENT??? The USO scopes have a 80 year, no questions asked warranty.



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15 August 2006, 11:05
Blair D Calvin
Nice.............stuff DMCI thumb
15 August 2006, 19:15
James Johnston
quote:
Originally posted by Blair D Calvin:
Think I'd rather have a US Optics scope on a sniper rifle than a S&B.

I had a S&B 4-16x50 on a long range 'roo rifle and traded it for a Nightforce NXS.


Hi Blair,

What model S&B 4-16x50 did you have?

I've just orderd a 4-16x50 PM11 with illuminated P4 fine reticule to go with my semi custom .260 as a do all scope/rifle combo, from crow to red deer to night time foxes with a lamp.

How did yours preform at night?

Cheers

James.