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Question: What kind of mounting rings come with this BARSKA 6-24x50 IR 2nd Generation Sniper Riflescope? Also anyone know the model Number for the scope? Thanks for any help.. Tony
Document: I mounted the BARSKA 6-24x50 IR 2nd Generation Sniper on our Remington 700 in .223 and started it at 25yds with a bore sighting laser cartridge ([...]) saved me more than it cost in ammo. In about 6 shots we had it drilling tacks at that distance. Took it out to 100yds and is still grouping at less than 1".
I have purchased 4 scopes from Amazon now! A UAG red dot magnifier,A UTG 4x32 fixed power scope,And The New Generation UTG Bug Buster,And NOW this Barska 6-24X50! I also have a Leupold VX-1 3-9x40 And this Barska is every bit as clear as my Leupold and just as powerful as my Father's SWFA!!! In fact,It brings the target even closer to me!
Read warrantee policy... Test scope out fast... Oh also the IR on/off torrent is stiff to turn. Other than that it's a looker...CMJ
I know what you're thinking...Barska is the cheapest scope on the planet. But does that make it the worst? Heck no. While this is not a &#34;First Focal Plane Etched&#34; Scope, it is also did not cost me $2,000.
If your rings come loose it's not the scope's fault.
I am a Barska fan and bought this one to use on my Savage 10 FPSR LE 308. I currently have the Workhorse of a scope, UTG SWAT 4-16X56 on it.... Its a tank. Its could hold a zero through a bomb blast, but the glass is awful. I bought the Barska IR sniper scope in hopes it would be better, and the glass, as always is as good as my Nikons.
I bought the scope about 3 months ago. It was mounted on my Remington 700 in 308, after about 300rds the turrets become loose and the scope had moved forward on the rings. Now the parallax knob has fail and it can not be fixed. Not a good scope for the serious shooter.
I have owned several guns (will not say how many because someone may be watching ;) ) and a lot of them have scopes. I have never had one that I could not sight in!! I know it's not the gun because I took a cheap BSA off it that was spot on. I could not get this scope to sight in at all!!! No matter what I did, even took it back off mounts and inspected, it would not move farther to right like it needed.
The included scope rings fit wonderfully and have held tight. The canted battery holder may look strangely offset, but is very practical, because it doesn't hinder your view of the elevation knob, nor the the windage knob, nor the focus knob...very thoughtful design, meaning you can keep the scope on point while making adjustments with a simple glance up or sideways with your finger still at trigger.
I posted a positive review recently about this scope that I just deleted because I was totally wrong about this scope! I purchased 2 Barska scopes in 1, my first and last! When I first purchased this scope I determined that the rings provided with the scope were low quality to say the least. They simply would not stay tight. I just marked this up as poor quality and thought the rings would not stand the recoil of a .300 win mag.
Answer: yes