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My gunsmith tells me that they are the best rangefinding scopes for the money.I would like to get one for my win mag,Not that I dont trust him(hes a good friend)but I would like some feed back on what you guys think.I like the idea of the scope(measure up the cicles on the deer)but not all deer are the same size so its got me wondering.

I have a friend who uses and sells Shepherd scopes. Give me an email and I'll get you in touch with him.<P>rickscyberlynk.com<P>------------------<BR>Rick

Swampfox....Rick said you were looking for information on the Shepherd scopes. I have them on several of my rifles and they have worked as advertised. The optics are clear and sharp. The people who I have sold them to have all been very happy and the only reason I started selling them is that there is only one other stocking dealer in the whole of New England. If you are interested you can email me at VitalSupplywebtv.net. I give a significant discount off retail for NRA/GOA/LEOs, anyone who supports our gun rights. The rest can pay retail...thanks....Bob

I have mounted a Shepherd scope on my Sauer 200 in 308. It is a great scope! The other month, I was at our local range shooting out to 300 yards. My buddy was also shooting with me. <P>With the Shepherd scope dialed in, I was able to hit the 300 yard metal target 40 consecutive times. <P>My buddy had a very hard time hitting the target. He averaged 1 hit per 7 shots. His difficulty arose from the fact that he didn't have a rangefinding scope like a Shepherd. <P>By the way, he is a superior shot with his revolver out to 50 yards. But when it came to shooting medium distances with his long gun, he was at a disadvantage. <P>Some people don't like Shepherds. I DO!<P>My gunsmith loves them too. He prefers them over Leupolds. <P>