Well I don't know anyone on planning on spending over a $ 1000.00 on a muzzleloader scope but after all the bruuhaahaa over the vulgar display of povery in scope selection I set out to find what might be the Ultimate Muzzleloader Scope. I looked at Kahles, Swarvorski, Schmidt Bender, Zeiss,Unertel, and Leupold. I figured since we were looking for the ultimate then price would not be a consideration. But optical clarity, tracking, etc ,etc would be. Well I think I might have found it. The Nightforce! These scopes are built like an M1 Abrams tank and are getting alot of attention by the F class Hi Power shooters and the 50 cal BMG crowd. Looks like the erector system and the reticle will never fail on these lil puppys, I like it. Check out all the cool reticle designs too!
http://www.nightforceoptics.com/
http://www.nightforceoptics.com/
First let me say, I claim not to be a authority on the subject of optics. I am a avid hunter ,constantly searching for what works for me. Having spent untold amounts of my hard earned cash on discount, great, closeout, deals on scopes, I came to the realization that there had to be a scope out there that I did not have to take a loan out on! In my humble opion I have found that in the Zeiss Conquest line! Deer thirty and beyond! I have sat at a cornfield edge well past dark, waiting for the deer to feed on, with a full moon on corn stubble you would not believe what you can see with the Zeiss! I have a 3.5x10x44 on my Henry Ball Limited deer smoker! What a combo!!! My 12 ga. Tar-Hunt slug gun sports 3x9x40 Conquest. Cant say enough good things about them!! I have shot a lot of rounds through my Sav.10ML11, and even more through the slug gun. I figured if that scope could stand up to that hard recoiling 3 in. slug gun it could stand up to anything, and it has! Hope this helps!
