AusVarmint

I too, have had many years of good value from Bushnell Banner scopes, that I have owned and used on both rimfires and centerfires here in Australia, in NZ and in the US, and would not hesitate to recommend them. They are certainly more than adequate for a .22lr! I have gradually replaced all of mine...

theopticzone and bluebazooka can both also supply both Zeiss Conquest and Nikon Monarch scopes... those brands both represent better quality for mine!

The hell with Nioa and Leupold both...!

That 6.8 spc case looks like it needs a 20 cal 50gn berger sitting in it. I believe it has already been wildcatted to 22 but cant remember the name. It looks similar to the 7.62x39 trevort, The .30Rem, a rimless version of the 30/30 and parent case of the 6.8SPC, was 'catted to .224" by a US r...

Are you saying he can or can't beat the prices from...

http://theopticzone.com/scopes.aspx

Ed

ogre6br wrote:thanks ED- care to translate it for me??
I have been looking arround his site- damn I wish I could read german
later
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Mate,

Keep scrolling down...a lot is in English!

Ed

Check out pictures and stats...

http://home.snafu.de/l.moeller/Patronen ... atrone.htm

Ed

Concur with last two posts...

240Wby is king of the factory hunting 6mm's, that's common knowledge :lol: :D Er...not quite, Tez...this one, although 'obsolete', shades it...with any bullet weight, loaded to the same pressures... http://www.chuckhawks.com/244H-H_Mag.htm Ross Seyfried designed a modern version for Guns and Ammo M...

I'd call it a buffalo rifle too