Hi,
I just had a quick question. I was wondering what would be a good setup for night time varmint killing. Normally I can see the varmint from the headlights of my truck somewhere around the farm but when I go to aim I can't see crap because of the stock sights. I was planning on getting truglow sights but then I was thinking that maybe a red dot scope would be a better idea.
I need something that I can shoot semi-accurately (within 2" @ 80 yards), I can see the varmint at night with, a little zoom would be nice also (but not necessary), and at the MOST around $100.
I looked into BSA's red dot scope but some of the reviews said that the dot couldn't be seen well in the daytime.
I previously had a Bushnell 3-9x by 40'ish mm but the gun fell over and now the crosshair inside the scope is broken in half. I was considering going a different route with this gun after that happened.
Sorry that question was so windy... I would really appreciate some ideas, I did a forum search and nothing came up. Brand and model suggestions would also be great..
- Josh
I just had a quick question. I was wondering what would be a good setup for night time varmint killing. Normally I can see the varmint from the headlights of my truck somewhere around the farm but when I go to aim I can't see crap because of the stock sights. I was planning on getting truglow sights but then I was thinking that maybe a red dot scope would be a better idea.
I need something that I can shoot semi-accurately (within 2" @ 80 yards), I can see the varmint at night with, a little zoom would be nice also (but not necessary), and at the MOST around $100.
I looked into BSA's red dot scope but some of the reviews said that the dot couldn't be seen well in the daytime.
I previously had a Bushnell 3-9x by 40'ish mm but the gun fell over and now the crosshair inside the scope is broken in half. I was considering going a different route with this gun after that happened.
Sorry that question was so windy... I would really appreciate some ideas, I did a forum search and nothing came up. Brand and model suggestions would also be great..
- Josh