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Pentax Gameseeker Riflescope Sale

We had such a great response to the Pentax Gameseeker Essentials Kit sale that we ran that we contacted Pentax to see if we could arrange something on the rest of the Gameseeker Riflescope line.

This is what we came up with:

Pentax Gameseeker 4x32 Fixed Power #89706 (PP) for $64.99

Pentax Gameseeker 6x32 Fixed Power #89707 (PP) for $74.99

Pentax Gameseeker 1.75-5x20 #89718 (PP) for $64.99

Your Choice of the Pentax Gameseeke...Brush Camo Version #89721 (P) for $74.99

Pentax Gameseeker 3.5-10x50 #89714 (PP) for $79.99

Your Choice of the Pentax Gameseeker 4-12x40 #89712 (PP) or the (P) Version #89720 (P) for $69.99

Pentax Gameseeker 2.5-10x56 #89716 (PP) for $99.99

The (PP) is the Precision Plex Reticle. This is based on the popular Ballistic Plex Reticle and designed to compensate for bullet drop as the distance to your target increases. It adds a yardage estimation system to help determine that distance.

The (P) is the Penta Plex Reticle. Four heavy posts are easily seen in any light. Fine crosshairs in the center allow for perfect shot placement.

Please feel free to give a call with any questions.

Doug, I bought one of the Pentax Gameseeker 1.75-5X 20 mm scopes from you last year. That one sits on top of my beautiful 1971 Marlin 336 SRC .30-30.
I like is to much that I have ordered another tonight, to go on my old Marlin 336 in .35 Remington.
This is how good it looks on the .30-30

Mannlicher,

Are those pretty clear scopes? I was thinking of getting one for a 22 rifle.

Thanks,

Rex

I just ordered a 4 x 32 from them for an old Ruger 44 carbine last night. I hope it looks as good on my 44 as that scope of your looks on that Marlin!

Rex, the scope is as clear as some I have costing a LOT more money. I normally don't buy 'inexpensive' glass, but I am very impressed with these.

I have used Pentax Lightseeker scops for many years, and these seem as good.

Thanks Mannlicher, I would prefer a 4200 but its just not in the cards right now.

Anyone know parallax on the little 4x? Is it designed to be a rimfire scope?

Anyone tried one?

Thanks,

DJ

the 4-12x40 I would not recommend on much more than a rimfire, it has extremely short eyerelief, shorter than any scope I have ever used. glass looks good for the money, it should make a good scope for the 17 hmr I put it on

I was actually thinking of the little fixed 4x32, but the 4-12 has rimfire written all over it. Is it an AO?

DJ

It is not

Is the 4x32 a Rimfire scope?

Thanks,

DJ

It can be, the parallax is set @ 100 yds, however, not great for Rimfire in most cases

Can't go wrong with these scopes @ these prices. I have 2 and they are now on my favorite rifles. Great clarity and great light transmission. Can't say enough good about these scopes.

Doug, I'm interested in that fixed six. Can't get the link or your site to bring it up.

Please feel free to give me a call to place an order or try this link for the 6x32 Pentax Gameseeker

BTW, I think that's a typo, I think those 6x are 42 mm's are they not? Seen them all at the Shot show and they are clear as anything I have looked thru, heck of a value.

Yes, it is a 6x42 Pentax Gameseeker

That's 10mm better Just did't want someone to miss out on a nice scope.

Doug, can you tell me, any chance of a simple plex reticle in the 4 and 6x's, or do they offer them now?

That is only offered in the 3-9 and 4-12. Nothing in the fixed as of now