Indians For Guns

Obviously a quality product Dev...........I have this vision of dealers desperately trying to persuade buyers that they really don`t need a spotting scope.

yep no rail. I was thinking of first some Typecal Indian Jugad done . either i get small holes drilled in or get some mean of creating mount grove. Once i have some time on hand then i intend to sit and do it

Hi Sa_ali,

Do you already have a scope?. I mean if its a good scope, why put it on a IHP that too after a lot of effort..you could use that scope on a good .22

And if you don't have a scope...then anyway you would end up spending quite some money on buying one...

Why not go for a good air rifle with open sights instead...

None the less, if you do manage to put the scope on the IHP, do take some pics of the process..I am really interested in how one could do that..

Cheers
Ranjeet

i dont have scope. i intend to pick some thing, not very fancy and then try on IHP. it will be purely for experiment , i wanted to do that for long time.I have been hunting hunting ebay for some good deal.Since its for IHP, i dont intent to pick something high end but yeah decent which i can later some point move to my uncle BSA .22.
I will definately update u all once i am done with it. at present my US visit is on hold
Ali

sa_ali";p="20328 wrote: have been hunting hunting ebay for some good deal.Since its for IHP, i dont intent to pick something high end i

if you are hunting on e bay, i could suggest the cheap chinese scopes that have been selling for £10-15. they come with mounts, and will not seem a waste when mounted on IHP. I've bought one of them specifically to be mounted on my IHP (when i have the time to fiddle), or purely for experimentation.

as for .22, i think your BSA deserves a better scope than a leftover from dr frankenstein's experiment with a desi air gun Considering you'll not have to worry about recoil, why not try to invest in something good that will last a long time

hamiclar01";p="20340 wrote:if you are hunting on e bay, i could suggest the cheap chinese scopes that have been selling for £10-15. they come with mounts, and will not seem a waste when mounted on IHP.

How long do you suppose they would last on an air-rifle?

Such a scope would have more of a chance on a rimfire than on an air-rifle.

Mack The Knife

OOOOh stop it , I couldn't imagine not having a spotting scope with my IHP long range hee hee hee.

Dev

Grumpy";p="20196 wrote: Obviously a quality product Dev...........I have this vision of dealers desperately trying to persuade buyers that they really don`t need a spotting scope.

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How long do you suppose they would last on an air-rifle?

Such a scope would have more of a chance on a rimfire than on an air-rifle.

Mack The Knife

frankly, the red shiny box they are marketed in on e bay and car boot sales says "air rifle scope".

as for their longevity, i don't think they'd last long on either. hence the price , i reckon. cannon fodder for experiments, a kind of disposable scope!

Visit the website www.capapiesports.com or mail the dealsers at [email protected] for any such accessories you require.They try to provide scopes as per your budget requirements.

HI,

I am newly joined and i don't have any shooting experience, This is my first posting on this blog and please suggest me good gun..if anybody not using there guns, so if i can effort to buy.

karthik

Depends on your budget my friend. How much are willing to invest in this new hobby of yours

Hi,

I'm new this forum. I want to know, is it advisable to buy a scope for nx 100? I have shortlisted one of Bushnell. It is costing 5k.
Please guide