super sniper scopes

[fairfaxjim]

I've had a 10X Super Sniper on a Savage 10flp .308 rifle for several years. It doesn't get a lot of use, but seems to work pretty well. On mine, the turrets get very stiff when not used for a while, and the clicks are not as sharp as I would like them to be - as said above, a little mushy. Between the stiffness (I'm probably not using it enough) and the lightness of the clicks, it is easy to blow a setting change if you are not very careful. It does repeat very well and the clicks follow what I would expect for each change.

I myself, and some others who have tried it, do not think it is as clear as similar Leupolds or other higher end scopes. It is definitely better than the bargain basement scopes, but is on a par that you would expect for the price.

If you don't need and don't want to spend the bucks on a Leupold, then it is worth considering. There are others, the Bushnell's and Nikon's are two, that are just as good or better, and maybe a better value for their price.

[Darklyte27]

Like FFJim above, I have a Supersniper scope 10x42 on a Savage 10FLP in .308

Its a awesome scope for the money.
goto SWFA directly if you cant get it on ebay. they are the ones who sell it

[Hoop]

Got mine a week ago. It's okay. For the money it's about the best you can get - fairly clear, not Nikon/Leupold clear but usable, clicks are kind of mushy, really can't say anything that hasn't been said before. The rifle I was going to stick it on already has optics, so I might try to get a refund or just sell it.

[1911su16b870]

Some folks really dislike them. I have a 10x-42 that is holding up well. Was on a 223 and now on a 22lr. I really like the Millett product, and just got my first one. From what I can tell you get alot of value/features for about the same money.

An ol'Spaniard saying regarding scopes ; "Better spend the bucks now and cry once, than spending a bunch of times and crying a bunch..."