Thinking of putting a low power scope on one of my ar15s....simple low power scope/no red dot.......maybe 1x32 or 4x32.......around there.....
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Thinking of putting a low power scope on one of my ar15s....simple low power scope/no red dot.......maybe 1x32 or 4x32.......around there.....
Last edited by kiki; 11-26-12 at 06:53.
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The best low powered sighting device in that budget is a set of decent irons.
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I'll probably get blasted for this. I've had a Bushnell Banner 1.5-4.5 and I shit you not have taken it out to 800+ with my buddy helping me dialing in. Nothing fancy just a normal crosshairs type deal but has held surprisingly strong.
Leupold Mark AR.
NOT under $200, but the cheapest low power scope I'D put on an AR.
- Either you're part of the problem or you're part of the solution or you're just part of the landscape - Sam (Robert DeNiro) in, "Ronin" -
Leupold ARs can be had for about $230 after rebate right now.
What about nikon m-223 or p-223? I've heard pretty good things about them.
Someone posted a thread here not long ago. $200 scopes and you could chose which power you wanted. Started at 1-4 and went up to 20x.
I can't for the life of me find it though.
Slightly higher priced but I think the Weaver Super Slam Dangerous Game 1-5x is outstanding for the price. $330 at Amazon right now, which is much cheaper than everywhere else, and there is a $50 rebate from Weaver. 30mm tube and in my opinion better glass and brightness than the Mark AR and M223. Great deal for under $300 net.
For NON defense use, the leupold mark AR and Nikon monarch lines are OK.
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