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Originally Posted by Al_Nyhus
I think one of the biggest missed opportunities by the scope companies is to offer a true Custom Service Center where you could have a scope built 'ala carte....choose the options that you want from an existing platform. Premier Reticle came the closest to that model.

Good shootin' -Al

Those on the outside very often think a buisness should lose money to satisfy a very small subset of customers.

Leupold did run a custom shop for many years but it was always a net loss. Every scope Leupold can produce is sold before it's made and the same is true for most other actual manufacturers.

It's not viable to cater to a niche very small customer base that wants one off custom products at production prices.


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Sorry ladies,typical slow day here,but at least it was dry. Hint.

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Keep your Professional Victim Hurt Feelers Reports coming,as that High Pitched Nasal Whine sure is fhuqking soothing! Hint.

I might start carving some Mail open this afternoon. Pardon the Splendors of wares that exist,if only in advance. Hint.

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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
Originally Posted by Al_Nyhus
I think one of the biggest missed opportunities by the scope companies is to offer a true Custom Service Center where you could have a scope built 'ala carte....choose the options that you want from an existing platform. Premier Reticle came the closest to that model.

Good shootin' -Al

Those on the outside very often think a buisness should lose money to satisfy a very small subset of customers.

Leupold did run a custom shop for many years but it was always a net loss. Every scope Leupold can produce is sold before it's made and the same is true for most other actual manufacturers.

It's not viable to cater to a niche very small customer base that wants one off custom products at production prices.
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Originally Posted by JohnBurns
Originally Posted by Al_Nyhus
I think one of the biggest missed opportunities by the scope companies is to offer a true Custom Service Center where you could have a scope built 'ala carte....choose the options that you want from an existing platform. Premier Reticle came the closest to that model.

Good shootin' -Al

Those on the outside very often think a buisness should lose money to satisfy a very small subset of customers.

Leupold did run a custom shop for many years but it was always a net loss. Every scope Leupold can produce is sold before it's made and the same is true for most other actual manufacturers.

It's not viable to cater to a niche very small customer base that wants one off custom products at production prices.

I agree 100%, that is why I pick and choose from what is available.


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Originally Posted by CRS
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Originally Posted by Al_Nyhus
I think one of the biggest missed opportunities by the scope companies is to offer a true Custom Service Center where you could have a scope built 'ala carte....choose the options that you want from an existing platform. Premier Reticle came the closest to that model.

Good shootin' -Al

Those on the outside very often think a buisness should lose money to satisfy a very small subset of customers.

Leupold did run a custom shop for many years but it was always a net loss. Every scope Leupold can produce is sold before it's made and the same is true for most other actual manufacturers.

It's not viable to cater to a niche very small customer base that wants one off custom products at production prices.

I agree 100%, that is why I pick and choose from what is available.

Seems an opportunity for a entrepreneur, a boutique shop, how hard can making scopes be?


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Originally Posted by Wp75169
Seems like we begged this before and one one of our sponsors had a big time manufacturer make some 6x42s. Then all you [bleep] talkers failed to buy them and Doug sat on them way too long. Why don’t you look for one of those 6x42 S&B used.

The S&B "offered" was/is a Goat Fhuqk. Schit reticle,no parallax adjustment,schit erector travel and fhuqking STUPID "controls". Hint.

A simplistic 6x MQ offered superior mechanical control and by fhuqking land slides. Hint.

You Crying CLUELESS Kchunts are a Hoot! Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............


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Originally Posted by irfubar
Seems an opportunity for a entrepreneur, a boutique shop, how hard can making scopes be?

A good friend was one of the principles of a start up scope company. The endeavor is pretty daunting, to say the least.

The logical thing would be a shop where the company is already servicing an existing product line...both assembly and service. Leupold's now defunct Custom Shop did basic turret and reticle work and generally did a good job with that.

What I'm describing would be a true custom scope where the buyer could select specific features...reticle, w/e adjustment amounts, tracking system options, etc.

A true premium product at a premium price.

It worked for Premier Reticle before an unscrupulous business partner sank them.

Good shootin' smile -Al


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Years back the 24 Hour Campfire did a special group purchase that Doug arranged with Schmidt & Bender for a S&B PMII fixed 6x42 rifle scope. Worst mistake ever not buying one of those. It was the most substantive and value based group buy I have ever seen. For those who say there is no market for a fixed power scope, that group buy proves you wrong.

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The S&B "offered" was/is a Goat Fhuqk. Schit reticle,no parallax adjustment,schit erector travel and fhuqking STUPID "controls". Hint.

A simplistic 6x MQ offered superior mechanical control and by fhuqking land slides. Hint.

You Crying CLUELESS Kchunts are a Hoot! Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............


Brad says: "Can't fault Rick for his pity letting you back on the fire... but pity it was and remains. Nothing more, nothing less. A sad little man in a sad little dream."
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Originally Posted by Big Stick
The S&B "offered" was/is a Goat Fhuqk. Schit reticle,no parallax adjustment,schit erector travel and fhuqking STUPID "controls". Hint.

A simplistic 6x MQ offered superior mechanical control and by fhuqking land slides. Hint.

You Crying CLUELESS Kchunts are a Hoot! Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............

Your responses are always amusing, and while your experience in these matters is generally respected, there is no way I would choose an MQ over an S&B. And while we fully understand your inability to respect another human being's choice, carry on compensating for personal shortfalls versus important matters.

On a more important matter, please give us the review on the 8 x 56 S&B you recently bought and the comparison in usable low-light additional time between the MQ and the S&B.

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Sweetheart,

You are simply riding the Pine and have never stepped foot on the Floor. Hint.

The ONLY things you "shoot" are your mouth and Imagination,on a Minimum Wage. Hint.

Keep Pretending aloud,you Drooling CLUELESS Fhuqk. Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............


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Originally Posted by Big Stick
Sweetheart,

You are simply riding the Pine and have never stepped foot on the Floor. Hint.

The ONLY things you "shoot" are your mouth and Imagination,on a Minimum Wage. Hint.

Keep Pretending aloud,you Drooling CLUELESS Fhuqk. Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............


So how was the 8 x 56 Schmidt & Bender you just bought?

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Originally Posted by Ozarker
Would be nice if someone would do a special run of 4x and 6x scopes for us old fudds.

Trijicon Accupoint 6x42 might be nice

Great idea but I would prefer 2 3/4x and 4x. Getting a 4x and 6x would be fine with me but I suspect I'd go 2-7x rather than fixed 6x. Been using a couple 2-7x scopes several years now and have grown very fond of them. But my favorite scope is still the old Redfield 4 plex cch on my 30-06. Bought that scope new about 1971 and have never had a problem with it and for big game enough power for farther than I normally shoot!

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Big Schtick,

Tell us about the pecan grove where you and Max used to shoot the trout, when your love was young.


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Is that you on the left?


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Maybe it’s time to put my S&B 6x42 for sale on the fire.

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Originally Posted by Big Stick
I patiently await my first Meopta,that tracks,holds zero and repeats. Hint……..
I never own a Meopta but read some great reviews on how well it tracks, can you tell us which scope tracks, holds zero and repeats the best in your estimation without smart a** reply.

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Originally Posted by FSJeeper
Originally Posted by Big Stick
Sweetheart,

You are simply riding the Pine and have never stepped foot on the Floor. Hint.

The ONLY things you "shoot" are your mouth and Imagination,on a Minimum Wage. Hint.

Keep Pretending aloud,you Drooling CLUELESS Fhuqk. Hint.

Fhuqking LAUGHING!............


So how was the 8 x 56 Schmidt & Bender you just bought?

Big Stick- I take it since the cat has your tongue on answering this simple question, the S&B was so good it conflicts with your CCP marketing efforts, and you need to keep the goodness to yourself.

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How many times a day,do you gals think about me? Hint.

I do not have a S&B 8x56 and never have,but your vicarious "living" is fhuqking HILARIOUS! Hint.................


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