cronhelm
Well-Known Member
For those who do not know, Tasco makes a pretty darn good long-range scope line called the Super Sniper or "SS".
This is a 30mm scope with large micrometer target knobs much like the Leupold M3 and M4.
The SS scopes were built to a US military specification and come in three (10x, 16x and 20x) fixed power models with a MIL Dot reticle.
I have both the 10x and 16x models and have been very happy with them. Even more so when one considers these scopes cost about 1/3 of what a Leupold goes for these days.
Where do you get one of these Tasco scopes?
SWFA of course! (www.swfa.com)
My Tasco's are all mounted in Burris Posi-align rings. These rings are the cat's *** for long-range shooting because the plastic inserts are available in eccentric sizes that allow the scope to be canted in any direction.
The plastic inserts also mean it is **** near impossible to scratch a scope and lapping rings is a thing of the past.
Peter Cronhelm
This is a 30mm scope with large micrometer target knobs much like the Leupold M3 and M4.
The SS scopes were built to a US military specification and come in three (10x, 16x and 20x) fixed power models with a MIL Dot reticle.
I have both the 10x and 16x models and have been very happy with them. Even more so when one considers these scopes cost about 1/3 of what a Leupold goes for these days.
Where do you get one of these Tasco scopes?
SWFA of course! (www.swfa.com)
My Tasco's are all mounted in Burris Posi-align rings. These rings are the cat's *** for long-range shooting because the plastic inserts are available in eccentric sizes that allow the scope to be canted in any direction.
The plastic inserts also mean it is **** near impossible to scratch a scope and lapping rings is a thing of the past.
Peter Cronhelm
