Look what followed me home The hunter model single six. With a Bushnell 2-6 scope. I figure i can hunt squirrels & groundhogs and be able to practice with a nearly identical gun to my hunting revolver at much less cost and time(even though I reload my own 44 for less than factory, its still pricey & time consuming)
about $750 A bit on the pricey side, IMO but I was still under my budgeted amount Going for the hunter model so that I can scope it, & then buying the scope itself all added up.
Dammit. I want one! But, I think I better get one I can deer hunt with FIRST. Awesome, Rybo. I wish I knew someone down here who had the .44 I could shoot. I might have to start squirrelin' some cash! Congrats!
Very nice, But I'm going to ask a Stupid question because I've never used one like that before... How does the eye relief work on that scope? I mean it appears to be a regular scope, but it has to have some sort of handgun feature, right? I'm not sure I would want my face 3" away from it, when it goes bang...lol.
Very nice Ryan, it wont cost you a fortune to become prolific shooting that You get somewhere around 18 inches of eye relief with most handgun scopes.
