#2955330 - 09/24/12 12:21 PM
rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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geekitupsum
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What is the difference between the two?
Can i put a rifle scope on my muzzleloader?
Thanks fellas
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#2957842 - 09/26/12 06:45 AM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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bigtex
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Yes you can use a rifle scope on a M/L. On some scopes sold as M/L or shotgun scopes the paralax is adjusted down to 50 yards.
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#2958200 - 09/26/12 12:08 PM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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wirenut
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I could be wrong but I believe most Muzzleloader scopes have a little more eye relief .
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#2958207 - 09/26/12 12:14 PM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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BlountArrow
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The difference? A whole bunch of marketing B.S. They just want you to think you have to have it. Maybe there are M/L scopes out there that offer more eye relief, but there are rifle scopes that claim to offer that as well, and that is an individual thing in my opinion that will vary person to person anyway. A good quality rifle scope will perform just fine.
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#2971715 - 10/07/12 10:46 AM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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ROVERBOY
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I've got a old Simmons on my M/L because it was the only scope I had that I wasn't using at the time. Its been good for about 12 years now.
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#2972269 - 10/07/12 09:18 PM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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holstonangler
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There's probably a difference in the ballistic plex models that base the spacing on the average drop of a muzzleloader rather than using rifle ballistics
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#2973053 - 10/08/12 02:56 PM
Re: rifle scope vs muzzleloader scope
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BigD_625
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Shorter parallax and different yardarge on compensating reticles. Probably mostly marketing.
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