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What scope are y’all using on the ole 30-30’s, I did some scope swapping today and installed an older Zeiss diavari 1.5-6x42 with #8 reticle on one of mine, think I’m gone like this setup.
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Gonna be a fine setup, great for lowlights and effective out to about 200yds which is plenty of distance for where I hunt.
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Never put one on a lever gun .
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Open sights is my preferred method
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I really like the balance and carryability, (is that even a word?), of a lever gun without optics. Receiver sights are my preference, but short of that, I'll use the open factory irons. My eyes will soon have more input in that regard.
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When I mount a scope on a lever it was typically a 2.5 fixed, 1-4, or 1.5-5. 1.5-5x20 is now on my Guide gun.
My M94 Winchester is an "open-sights only" deal, so it has a Williams FP rear and a post-type front. That is a surprisingly accurate setup if you are used to the factory irons.
I also have a Williams FP for my Guide gun. When the mood strikes me, I dismount the scope and install the receiver sight, and as stated, the carryability is improved.
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I've had very good luck with affordable Bushnell and Simmons scopes over the years. My wild hog rifle has a Simmons 2 to 7X scope that is bright and clear. 30-30 is a keeper! - Sherwood
Last edited by Sherwood; 04/16/22.
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