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Scout rifle scope
I have an SKS that I'm thinking of making a scout rifle out of, I'm thinking of putting a Tapco 6 position telescoping stock and mounting a scope forword of the receiver.
I've been hearing the term long eye relief scope but don't know the difference between a long eye relief scope and any other scope. Hopefully someone else does and can explain it to me. Also if someone might have a recommendation for a specific long eye releif scope in the $100 range. Thanks in advance for your help. |
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No scope advice for the $100 range
If it is a play rifle, maybe a primary arms micro dot You might also trigger 922r with an SKS if you add a pistol grip and collapsible stock.
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Handgun scopes have LER (long eye relief) and are commonly used as "scout scopes".
Midwayusa.com- Pistol Scopes If you read the reviews you'll find many buyers are using them for scout rifles. There are scopes specifically designed for scout set-ups, but I don't think there are very many quality options in the $100 range. ETA: Midwayusa.com Scout Scopes- scroll to the middle Last edited by Mr. Meeseeks; 03-04-2013 at 12:24 AM.. |
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