Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

gzig5 said

$200 is going to be tough to get a "good" scope new. Don't discount the older Redfields and Burris, they are good scopes and usually not too expensive. Leupolds are usually a pretty safe bet too, but I haven't had one of the newer ones. Vortex are solid scopes for the money.

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Sometimes you can luck out cruising pawn shops in the area... provided you know what you're looking for to assess the scope's condition. Glass is pricey..but I think as someone said earlier, if your engagement range is under 200 yards or your rifle isn't a tack driver then maybe a Burris or Bushnell puts you on target.