Nikon Pro Staff 2-7 x 32 NEW 08 percent Light Transmission Spec

[PCPShooter]

Not that anyone needs milldots to hunt with an airgun at the short ranges involved, but I'm sure it would make some extra dough for the manufacturers , so they will even if it's just for Mad Milldot itus .......

[Frankie-boy]

Couldn't agree more - I've always been amazed that Simmons hasn't turned out a mil-dot WTC!

[look no hands]

In my eyes the Simmons WTC range was over priced and not all they were cracked up to be, my Bushnell Trophy was brighter than my old WTC 3.5-10x50 and my Legend leaves it for dead, I'm seriously thinking of getting a Nikon next.

Pete

[rhyslightnin]

Wot about
WWW.riflecraft.co.uk

Vortex Crosfire 2-7x32 with dead hold bdc ret for £96 + vat
Or
Vortex Dimondback 2-7x35 (yes 35!) With dead hold bdc ret fo4 £144 + vat

Let me explain.., I have the old style prostaff 4x32 and its awesome, sweet simple & effective., but every now and then I like to plink out to 75 - 100 yrds., and the hold over on my .22 evo running 11ftlbs is quite a lot at that distance, add a st plex ret into the mix and your really guessing., and 4x mag isn't quite enough., so I thought the prostaff 2-7x32 with there bdc ret would be great.., can I find one in this country? NO! so I looked at the redfield: way overpriced for something only as Good as a Nikon, leup: the same & no hold over points, lots of cheapish options but no quality glass
Then I saw the vortex's on rifle craft..,
Any thoughts?

[Woodcock]

Take a look at the Nikon EFR 3-9x40AO scope its all the airgun scope you need for simple hunting but I wish it had the bdc RET, saying that the no fuss ultra fine ret does its job well with a dot in the centre of the cross hairs, it only takes a few squirrels to fall in love with this little optic, and will focus on full mag at about 10 feet.