What is the Best Scope for my Muzzleloader? | Muzzle-Loaders.com
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- One of the benefits of living in our modern world is the huge selection of muzzleloader scopes!
There are many options to choose from when it comes to muzzleloader scopes and it can be difficult to know which one to go with. Almost all muzzleloader scopes on the market today will work well, however, most of them serve a specific purchase and you want to make sure that you are optimizing your resources by purchasing the right one for your situation. In this video, we will cover the best muzzleloader scopes for various budgets and applications.
PRODUCTS MENTIONED:
Burris Eliminator: bit.ly/3MXciWM
Leupold VX-6HD: bit.ly/3JhYXG4
NightForce NX8: bit.ly/3IoVYdW
Vortex Viper HS: bit.ly/37pNR3J
Burris Signature HD: bit.ly/3thcoRd
Leupold VX-3HD: bit.ly/37GIYUl
Muzzle-Loaders Genesis: bit.ly/3JkWA5k
Konus Pro: bit.ly/3CS5UeO
Vortex Crossfire: bit.ly/3tg714A
Burris FullField E1 Muzzleloader Scope: bit.ly/3the8K1
TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:57 Best Long-Range Muzzleloader Scope
1:50 Best Muzzleloader Scope Under $2,000
2:40 Best Muzzleloader Scope Under $500
3:35 Best Muzzleloader Scope Under $150
5:01 Most Versatile Muzzleloader Scope
5:59 Honorable Mention
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I’ve always been an iron sights guy,I know nothing about scopes but since I’m getting into muzzleloader hunting this year I’m trying to learn. Would love to see a video on mounts,rings,and actually mounting.
Thank you for your content, keep it coming. I personally looked at both the Luepold VX freedom muzzy vs. the Burris fullfield E1 muzzy scope and I chose the Burris and couldn't be happier. For the money one of the best scopes you can buy.
I’m running the tradition ultralight with a Nikon prostaff 5 2.5x10 and it is working very well with the load I’m running. Nikon doesn’t make this scope anymore but I found one for 100 bucks and it works for me.
I've been hunting with CVA muzzle loader for 35years and now I've been using the hawk blackprower scopes for about 2 years and let me tell you that they are a great blackprower scope and I've used them all. The class is even better than any other black powder scope I've use even the most expensive one they are around 220 dallar and for the money you can't beet price for them
Are you talk about the hawke 3x9x40 slug scope? I shoot a CVA Optima v2 50 LR nitride rifle. It came with a Konus 3x9x40 muzzleloader scope. But i want to replace it with a better scope. I shoot a max load of blackhorn and hornady 250gr sst sabot . Is the mill dot on?
I am running the new Knight Peregrine .40 cal with a Burris Veracity 5-25 ffp MOA. This rifle shoots great and the scope is awesome, great glass, and capped windage turret. Been a big fan of the Burris optics, great glass, well priced and track great.
How do you like the Peregrine?
@@ILoveMuzzleloading I love it using the bullet die is a bit of a learning curve but the customer service at Knight has been awesome to help with questions.
I went ahead and did it. Ordered the optima v2 with a konus optic and accessories. Whitetail beware, I'll be in the woods soon!
For me its something in a 2x-10 or similar. Any budget, Schmidt & Bender Polar T96. Something with a zero stop feature too.
Would like to see you guys do a video using the Leupold freedom ultra slam muzzleloader scope
Is there a non magnification scope with hash marks for holdover available?
Very informative video! What is the difference between a regular rifle scope and a muzzle loader scope? I have a Nikon Omega that was advertised as a muzzle loader scope but I really can't see the difference from other rifle scopes I own. Thanks.
Looking for a load for CVA v2. Can't get consistent groups and have the black horn breech
i was wondering what magnification to you recommend for the vortex viper hs?, i just got the nitrofire traditions for christmas. I’m pumped to try this the old lady spoiled me.
Would a Sig Sauer Buckmasters Rifle Scope be compatible with a muzzleloader?
Would like to see a video about wind compensation. Thanks
Noted!
I've got the Burris on a new accura and the Leupold freedom on a optima V2 my back up muzzleloader I love them both but both guns need baptized if you know what I mean the season starts October 15 in PA
How did you do?
Cool! What would be a good scope or red dot for an inline muzzleloading pistol? I have an old Traditions .54cal Buckhunter inline pistol that is drilled and tapped for scope mounts.
We have really liked the Vortex Crossfire Red Dot. I will include a link below for you to review.
Vortex Crossfire Red Dot: muzzle-loaders.com/products/vortex-crossfire-red-dot-sight-2-cf-rd2
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i'm subed but no ML yet . trying to learn to make a educated decision later this summer . thanks and take care dude , jeff
Thank you for the kind words and let us know if you have any questions!
.50 cal impact sb
300$
Better features than most 1500$ muzz
As with most Burris fullfield scopes the E1 comes up short on eye relief. If you ever got smacked in the head by a high powered rifle with a short eye relief you won't buy a scope with less than 4" of eye relief period! Eye position is also critical on a short eye relief scope or you will quickly lose that field of view.
Muzzleloader on my inline?
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Arkin optics best scope on muzzle loader 4X16x50
is there a muzzle loader starter video. i just inherted a 97 inline apollo cva and have no idea were to start
For sure! We have a series of videos on all of the accessories that you will need for muzzleloading and there are also several videos under our muzzleloader basics playlist that will help. I will include links to both of those playlists for you.
Muzzleloader Basics: czcams.com/play/PLtEYRZyl6HaLFH_rwD6gW1SEaZUnTtjzG.html
Muzzleloader Accessories Needed: czcams.com/play/PLtEYRZyl6HaKsNhbMEIssvko7S6l_YrY4.html
I am looking for a scope. I have a CVA Optima v2 50 LR nitride rifle. It came with a Konus 3x9x40 muzzleloader scope. But i wanted to upgrade. I am looking at the 2 scopes.
Burris 3x9x40 ML .
Leopold 3x9x40mm ML . Our season isnt long. I was looking at the because of the price. I fount it locally for 165.00. I shoot max of blackhorn and a 250gr sst sabot. Is the 2 scopes bdc make to work with that type of load? It the older Leopold 3x9x40mm ultra slam . Is it the same scope as the new Leopold ML? I also looked at the hawke 3x9x40 slug scope. Is that a muzzleloader scope too? I have a hawke Vantage 4x12x40AO IR on my 17hmr. And one for my 22 mag also. They are good scopes. I been shooting out to 275 yds with the 17 hmr model.
Both the Leupold VX-Freedom Ultimate Slam and the Burris FullField E1 Muzzleloader Scopes are excellent. Both have reticles that are designed to work with standard muzzleloader ballistics, however, there is a tremendous amount of variance from load to load so I would recommend testing the reticle with your particular setup before taking it into the field.
Unfortunately, I do not have any experience with the Hawke scopes so I cannot offer any insight there.
$500-$750 Leupold VX 3 CDL - it can be tailored to ANY VELOCITY.....
I am shocked that a 1700 dollar scope was good. Come on man and get abck to reality where the workin man is
Side note did you know that Mercedes and BMW are comfortable cars to ride in,
@@mikeschlabs1196 So is a Toyota and other much cheaper cars. I know this because I have driven 100s of different cars. Your point is just moronic.