Reeder Custom Guns - For heavy recoil I always stick to Fixed X

WB
For heavy recoil I always stick to Fixed X
Saturday, February 11, 2023, 15:57

A fixed power scope has half the number of parts/lens to shake loose. Of all things I used a little Simmons 4X for a "sight in, load development" working scope on my .500 Max. Encore and other Reeder GNR caliber heavies. Why beat up your best optics. The little Simmons has a lifetime warranty (transferable) and I've only killed one all these years. It cost me $15 shipping to get a brand new one, they don't fix them, just give you another.

Bushnell 2x6 handgun scope - Coloradoyaler, 2023-02-11, 13:44
- I have 3 Bushnell elite. Have blown up 2 of them - Blake, 2023-02-11, 16:56
- I’ve sent - Randy Barnett, 2023-02-11, 14:59
  - Like you I have had bad scopes from pretty much every - Gary Reeder, 2023-02-11, 15:48
- Had B&L 3200 come apart right on a 454 Casull. - Tim Pence, 2023-02-11, 14:37
  - Tim, Same thing with me. Brand new B&L - james, 2023-02-12, 13:54
  - I heard that anything made by man can be - Gary Reeder, 2023-02-11, 15:39
- The company says it will handle - Gary Reeder, 2023-02-11, 14:33
  - For heavy recoil I always stick to Fixed X - WB, 2023-02-11, 15:57
    - For years one of the most popular rifle scopes was the - Gary Reeder, 2023-02-11, 16:10
      - I still have a couple, think it’s on the AR - WB, 2023-02-11, 19:04
        have always been a Burris man. Back in the mid 80s - Gary Reeder, 2023-02-12, 16:27
      - Thank you all for your input! (nm) - Coloradoyaler, 2023-02-11, 17:31