Picked up a CVA Scout in 300BO for the saddle this year and keeping my eye out for one in 6.5G.Nice!
I have the 40 mos 10 mm.
I am getting a CVA 6.5 cm single shot as we speak!
Just set up the FFL.
That is my gun for this season although I have not **** a deer with the long slide.
One of those youtubers needs to do a pistol scope video showing what is out there.
Finding scopes with long eye relief vs having to use a scout scope type is a pain when you’re sporting a rifle caliber!
I've been wanting a scout in 300 and a 45/70 smokeless muzzleloader conversion.Picked up a CVA Scout in 300BO for the saddle this year and keeping my eye out for one in 6.5G.
The shotgun is a PITA when moving around the tree so the pistol should be a nice addition.
I'm sort of thinking about trying the g20 for deer too. My thought is set up in a thicket with my turkey chair and rest the 10mm between my knees. Keep the shots 25 and under. Shooting iron sights. I did some shooting earlier this year out to 100 yards from the turkey chair like that and was able to bounce around one of those big 1 gallon "tin cans" with my 200 grain handload hard cast at 1200 fps.I’m hoping this is the year for a handgun deer. I have a G20 10mm with a Burris red dot that’s shooting 180xtp’s very accurately. I also have a cva scout pistol 350 legend that’s been accurate out to 150. I put a vortex crossfire scout scope on it and it works great!
I called vortex and they recommended only the crossfire and said it would work perfect.
It a-lot more affordable than the Burris or Leupold I been considering.
There are reviews on the UTG scope that are about the same money as Crossfire.
So you vouch for crossfire having proper eye relief with arm extended?
Thanks again
Question for those with scopes on their pistols and shake.
Are you using rests/bipods or are you truly that steady with your pistol? The chief advantage for me and reddots is I can't see the shake and thus don't try to compensate. Same with variable power optics vs. fixed power. While nice to zoom in, it provides one more fiddle factor to deal with vs. having something you can't adjust.
I called vortex and they recommended only the crossfire and said it would work perfect.
It a-lot more affordable than the Burris or Leupold I been considering.
There are reviews on the UTG scope that are about the same money as Crossfire.
So you vouch for crossfire having proper eye relief with arm extended?
Thanks again
Weaver Classic Series Handgun Scope 2-6x32mm it's held up well on my 35 whelen Encore.