Anyone use a Sig Sauer Whiskey3 4-12x50mm scope? I just got a Remington 700 in 308, going to use it for whitetails. was thinking about putting a Leupold on it than got to looking a little and saw these, fairly cheap scope, I'am debating giving one a try. anyone have anything good to say about them?

I had one, not a fan, for the money, try the Vortex Diamondback.
seem to be a litter brighter to my eyes. both made in Philippines.

I have the vortex binos which aren't to bad,might give them a try.

I have one satisfied so far

Diamondback scopes are made in china. Sigs have terrible tunnel vision and crappy eye relief. Check out the sightrons doug has for sale

I have the 4-12x50 Sig Whiskey 3 and it seems to be a very good value for the feature set. I dont see the eye relief issues with it, nor the tunnel vision. I did see that on the 3-9x40 though. Made in Phillipines not China like the low end Vortex.

The Sig is a good scope at the price.The glass has been improved from the initial offering,and the illuminated dot is done right.There is a little tunnel-vision to it,and the field of view is narrow on the upper-end,but it’s not a pair of binos.Eye relief is adequate to me.
We have to remember that everyone’s eyes are different. I ordered a Diamondback a few years ago.Never mounted it after I looked through it one time…

A look at all the nice folks making your Sig scopes.

https://www.facebook.com/asiascopro/

What’s your point here? I’m certain you couldn’t pick out one of these employees from a mixed group with LOW employees…

Looks like a fine group of people to me.

Phillipinos
Name another Asian country with a history of getting along with the US to match the PI.

I have no problem with PI made products. They have been solid for the USA. S. Korea too.

One of my son's had a diamondback mounted on a 300wm,I looked through it and on the upper end of the magnification I wasn't impressed. I have used the diamondback binos for maybe 6 years and I feel they are decent for the price.