BSA Scopes
#1
BSA Scopes
I traded a gas r/c car for a BSA platinum series 3-9 x 50 scope last night. What is everyones opinion on these scopes? Was that a good trade or should I have sold the car and then bought another scope?
#4
RE: BSA Scopes
well the car was about $900 brand new and it only a couple of years old with hardly any run time on it. It is probably worth $500 - $600 but i would need to find just the right person to buy it for that much. I never use it and not planning on it (not enough time anymore). The scope is a platinum series. The prices i found for that series was between $199 - $250. I could use the scope for the last couple of weeks of the season.
#7
RE: BSA Scopes
those things are very expensive. like i said i don't use it anymore but i will use the scope.....i am putting it on a 30-30 that was given to me. Should work pretty good
All i am asking is if the scope is reliable
All i am asking is if the scope is reliable
#8
RE: BSA Scopes
I have a BSA Deer Slayer 3x9x40 on my Knight Woverine muzzleloader and I think it's a great scope. It gets subjected to a lot of crud when I shoot and I just wash it down with soap and water when I clean my muzzleloader. Been doing this for a couple years and so far haven't had any problems with it. I've owned other brands of scopes that I wouldn't do this to. I think you'll be happy with it and in my opinion it definately has more value to than the gas RC car. You can't hunt with a toy car.