Huskemaw makes a good scope. They're Reliable and repeatable. With that said, Nightforce does too. The difference is that the glass in the Nightforce is significantly better IMO.

2.5-10x is a good minimum out west, and if you intend to do any long-range shooting on the side, we'd suggest going with a scope that at least has an exposed elevation turret. 4-16x, 6-24x or anywhere in between is a solid place to be.

The most common objective lens size for hunting rifle scopes is about 40mm wide. Some hunters prefer the wider field of view of 50mm objective lenses. They also transmit more light during early morning and late evening, possibly giving a hunter a few extra seconds to make a shot.

NcStar 2-7X32 Pistol Scope/Blue Lens/Ring (SPB2732B) Black.

The most powerful zoom riflescope series in the world, the March-X Series, has a 10x magnification ratio zoom range capable of focusing from 10 yards to infinity. With the capability to set any position as the zero point in elevation, the shooter will never lose the starting calibration.

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A major difference between hunting and tactical riflescopes is weight. Many features found on tactical scopes add weight. Tactical riflescopes often have exposed or pop-up turrets for quicker adjustments. These tend to be heavier than capped turrets typically found on scopes used for hunting.

The most powerful zoom riflescope series in the world, the March-X Series, has a 10x magnification ratio zoom range capable of focusing from 10 yards to infinity. With the capability to set any position as the zero point in elevation, the shooter will never lose the starting calibration.

3-15 magnification For most people who hunt between 50 and 500 yards, a 3-15 magnification range will be more than enough.

If your firearm has low recoil, you're using it for close range hunting, and have a low power scope, then get 28mm & under. However, if your firearm has quite a bit of recoil, you're using it for low light hunting, and have a high power scope, then get 30 - 44mm.

Angled / straight spotting scope Many spotting scopes are available in angled or straight versions. With an angled spotting scope, you look into the spotting scope from above. With a straight spotting scope, you look straight into the spotting scope from behind.

If a scope is the most important element for rifle accuracy, the scope's mount and rings are just as important. No matter how precise your scope is, it is meaningless if your mounts are faulty, unsteady or unsuited to your rifle or to you as a shooter.