Hawke Frontier 8-32×50 OR Hawke SideWinder 30 Series 6-24×56
I have a question to you folks…
Lets say that you folks are buying a scope, which one you think is best?
Hawke Frontier 8-32×50
http://www.hawkeoptics.com/us/riflescopes/frontiersf/index.php
OR
Hawke SideWinder 30 Series 6-24×56?
http://www.hawkeoptics.com/us/riflescopes/sidewinder/index.php
I hope that you guys can help me with that, i really need a expert help on choosing a good scope and telling me the difference between 1″ tube and 30″ tube.
I need this scope for small to medium game hunting at around 50 to 100 yards with a .25 TT CONDOR fully, fully tuned.
Thank you folks very much for your help.
NOTE: In case you guys know a better scope with side focus for around 450.00 or less PLEASE let me know! Thanks again.
Dudu. 😀
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I’ve been looking for at the Sidwinder 4010. They appear to be fair traded (PRICE FIXING) at about $389. Some don’t charge shipping but some do.
Have you any more info? Hawke has scope mounts but I haven’t seen them listed for sale. I think I need a mount that is adjustable for drop. I have my AF scope shimmed 0.015″ but that isn’t recommended.
Sorry, i dont have anymore info about this scope.
I have decide to go with Bushnnel 6500 elite, even the 4200 still better than Hawke at very good price too, check it out:
Dudu,
I’ve been looking for at the Sidwinder 4010. They appear to be fair traded (PRICE FIXING) at about $389. Some don’t charge shipping but some do.
Have you any more info? Hawke has scope mounts but I haven’t seen them listed for sale. I think I need a mount that is adjustable for drop. I have my AF scope shimmed 0.015″ but that isn’t recommended.
8x is a little high for a minimum. It makes it hard to get a quick shot at shorter ranges when in the field. It also cuts down on the amount of avaliable light in the late evening.
When I hunt the most! 😉
I think either one will work fine.
A 32 mag seems like a mighty powerful scope, but I did not see an option for the mil-dot system on the 24 and this is something I would like and more then likely use so the 32 ao rather then the 24 I would go, there are alot of scopes on the market, and Optic-planet has a very large selection, I was looking at a 24 mag Weaver that I liked for around 366.00 plus an additional 13.00 for the mil-dots.
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Thanks Dudu,
That sure looks good but I can’t justify the added expense right now.
The Hawke 4010 6-24X56 should give me a great improvement over the 4-16X AF scope. I think the wider objective lens fmay be better for gathering light and field of view. If it isn’t milky around the edge like the AF scope I’ll be in business.