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Thread: Why I wouldn't buy Weaver or Nikon scopes...

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  1. 20-03-2022, 04:41 PM #13
    rambo-6mmrem
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    The grand slam is one of the best rimfire target scopes ever made
    I have had a fair few of them and never had an issue with one that would require fixing
    So yes while you are right about them being out of business it’s certainly a calculated risk
    Remember a grand slam in good condition goes for 4-600
    Another scope with the same specs and a warranty 1600+
    So yeah let’s agree to disagree on this one
    Same goes for Nikon very solid reliable scopes so you can save alot of money but yes there is a slight risk
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