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ya then I can always send it to the custom shop if I ever want to change anything

thanks pop that is what I was thinking. Wish I had the funds rt now for a vx2 or 3

I placed classifieds on several forums looking for a lowpowered 20mm scope. I have been offered a redfield 1-4x20mm for $110 or a Gander mtn 4x 20mm scope for $65. I'm just wondering if I'd be better buying a new 1-3 weaver for $160ish or a vx1 1-4 for $199

got a 1.5-5 vx3 not looking anymore

nice- I have a 1943 513t that is stamped us property in 2 or 3 places and marked miltary finish. they are great guns. Love those long tube scopes

I would like a 1-3, 1-4 or 1.5-5 or fixed 2.5 or 4 power scope. I want the none belled front. I like the looks of the straight tube on the guide guns. I'm in no hurry to buy, so if you see this ad and have a good scope laying around please let me know. Price does matter but I want quality. I...

I'm kinda thinkin the weaver 1-3- just for price

THe 2 post was done by preimer optics when they use to do customs, the 4 x12 wasdone at the leupold custom shop

REl 15 and BLC2

I would love a leupold 1.5-5 on it. just don't have the change right now. I might look for a used leupold. I love the german post cross hairs. I have a leupold vx2 2-7 post #2 on my 35 whelen. a leupold vx2 4-12 #4 on my 264 wm. and an older4x leupold post&crosshair on my contender 45-70. I...

I have the rifle just haven't seen my friend to give him his money.

well its a keeper, Shot it yesterday two different handloads that shoot great in my contender 370 cast gc bullet w/ 5744 and 405 rem cl w/ re7. both shot to point of aim at 50 yards. eight shots in about a 3inch group not bad for a gun I had never fired before and with open sites. to top it off...

I like the looks of the 1-4 type 20mm on guide guns, I was thinking weaver 1-3x, nikon 1-4, or maybe looking for a used leupold. any other suggestions what do you guys think would be good.

all my elk shots have been less than 50 yards but I would go 338 or 358 caliber. I use a whelen and love the knockdown power.

great and fun caliber- I have an old H&R 157 and a contender carbine in 22 hornet

so 400 with a couple boxes of ammo is a good price. especially since I already reload for it since I have a contender carbine and a 1884 trapdoor cadet model in 45-70

I have a friend selling a marlin guide gun in 45-70. he has less than 2 boxes through it. just wondering what a good price is.

I have four, all CMP. I have one of each manufacturer, International Harvester, Winchester, HRA and Sprinfield.

The whelen does hammer deer good, but also nails elk and bear pretty hard also.

I would use a nosler 200 rn in my whelen for deer. my current deer bullet is 200 rn sp bulk rem cl's. If you make it I will buy it.