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The Cabela's Pine Ridge line of scopes state each is waterproof, shockproof, and fog proof. Prolonged exposure to sub-freezing cold followed by immediate and prolonged immersion in hot water failed to cause any leakage or problems. Plus, thay have been extensively torture-tested on hard recoiling rifles without ever having an element shake loose. Multi-coated GLASS lenses. What are ya'lls thoughts? 2x7 on my new .450 Marlin?

Tomster

I have a Pine Ridge scope on my CVA Inline Firebolt. So far, I shot it at one deer last year, and that one went in the freezer.

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PABowhntr

I have a basic 4x32 Pine Ridge scope on one of my rifles...for about 8 or so years now if memory serves me. Clarity is great and it has held its center quite well. Only problem is that I have a piece of dirt inside the scope itself and it is visible in the field of view.

RustyOlRanger4x4

i have a pine ridge on my traditions 50cal and im happy with it i think its a 2.5-7 or so but its been a really good scope i have yet to see mine fog up or anything so id reccomend there scopes to people and if it`ll handle being jarred by a 50cal with 150gr. of pyrodex id say it`ll handle most guns with out a problem and the scopes been on there for a good 3-4 years now

wesleykey

I ordered a Simmons from them this morning Model 807786, and it was only $90. I'll let yall know how it works....

oldelkhunter

Group of guys at the gun club shoot browning abolt 338 win mags with the BOSS . They are using and apparently very satisfied with Tasco scopes.