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Offline Cabin4

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« on: April 09, 2003, 02:41:40 PM »
I am considering either a Weaver K 2.5 fixed power x20 or the Weaver V3 which is 1-3x20. I will be mounting it on a 12ga slug gun.

Any thoughts on the reliability/durability of these scopes ?  Or any other recomendations ?

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« Reply #1 on: April 09, 2003, 05:56:09 PM »
I just bought a Weaver Grand Slam scope.  It appears to be a  NICE scope, optics seem great.  Time will tell how it holds up.

I do not have any experience with the Weaver V series scopes, but my dad does have a old Weaver K4 on his .257roberts.   The scope is well over 30 years old, been on that gun the whole time, and has never had a single problem.  In fact this past season he took a nice buck and a hog at over 100 yards.  So I'm not sure about the varible, but I think the K series are good.

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« Reply #2 on: May 06, 2003, 02:53:53 PM »
Cabin4,
My Weaver V scope has never been really tested,but I can assure you that the K scopes are as durable as any civilian scope.
I have two K 2.5's that were bought,new,around 1960.
One,which I got from a hunting buddy,has been reconned and fitted with a modern reticle.It is on my favorite rifle,a Springfield Krag.
The other,my origional Krag scope,is still sporting a post reticle and is on my Mossberg auto 12 gauge. This scope has a dent in the steel tube that would mark the death of most any scope.
About 12 years ago,I spent over 200 dollars for a Leupold vari X,and wound up spending 50 dollars on the old K 2.5,and putting it on.instead.
Both of these Weavers have had a real workout in the Catskills and the 'Daks.
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