12-04-2020, 06:55 PM
bluetick Wrote:I've taken your logic to heart. In fact I've shared it already. My neighbor has a Ford Explorer and he told me it's developed a shimmy in the steering wheel. He asked me what I thought. I told him that if he hadn't cheaped out on the Ford and gotten a Mercedes SUV instead, he wouldn't have had any troubles. It didn't solve his SUV's problem though.
Terrible analogy.
The scope you bought is cheap. Thats not an insult.....rather a statement of fact.
Plenty of decent scopes you can get for around $300 that will do fine. Personally, on a hunting or SD rifle Id likely spent 2-3 times that amount at a minimum.
After shooting NightForce and other high end scopes youll appreciate what a $1,500-$3,000 scope can do on a very nice rifle.
Simple formula for a true precision gun.....
Glass = 35-50% of rifle cost
Barrel = 25-30% of rifle cost
Trigger = 10-15% of rifle cost
The rest is all in other parts and smith costs (if you do your own smithing thats where the higher percentage comes into play).

