weaver grand slam scopes

[Cahunter]

What do you think of them? I am looking at getting on for my new 270wsm and I have read nothing but good things about this scope. My other thoughts where a bushnell elite 4200, which I already have and like, or a Nikon Monarch. What do you think of these scopes?

[JDC]

After having real bad luck with one Bushnell scope and one set of Bushnell binoc's, I would be real hesitant to buy more.

Weaver's rock!

My buddy runs a Nikon on his 7mm mag and that thing stays zeroed year after year, and has some killer glass.

[woodseye]

They have the best reputation for reliable tracking of any scope out there.Tough decision,the elites have great optics and rainguard that can make damp weather hunting a lot easier.Nikons have great optics and light weight but they've always been a little to eye position critical for my taste.

woods

[TheOpticZone]

I have to agree with new Weaver Grand Slams are outstanding. Great scope the is very clear and bright. I honestly would ranking it higher than the Leupolds.

Jon Jackoviak

[SUPER R]

I've got a 6x20 and I'm very please with it. I plan on
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[JSA]

I have a 3x10 Weaver Grand Slam on my Model 70 Classic Featherweight 22-250. Although I have only shot paper I really like it. The windage and elevation adjustments are nice and crisp. And it looks great.

[elciddawg01]

I was wondering about the Grand slam as well. I do mostly whitetail deer hunting and hunt with a Winchester m70 300wsm. Any thoughts on it and its performance in low light conditions?


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[kphunter]

Woodseye, what were you referring to when you said the Nikon is a little too eye position critical for you? Would you expand on that?

Thanks,

KP