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I just want to thank you guys for helping me with my decisions. I’m just so excited in building my own 6.5 Creedmoor rifle without spending thousands in a customized one as I said already. I’m not looking for a precision rifle, but a rifle that will shoot good groups and a rifle that can reach out to a distance. Question, what scopes would you guys recommend? What scopes will you not recommend? I’m also curious..,are you guys related? You both are G’s and answer a lot of questions,
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youtube.com/watch?v=CBgGwkEjf1Q Well, you’re welcome, and no. There is no relation with James. That video should persuade you. The SWFA scope is a beast of a tool. There is no denying its ability to perform in most scenarios, especially being a fixed power scope. It is great for short and long distances. They we’re part of the military trials. Just don’t go for cheaply made scope with high magnification. High magnification doesn’t mean you’ll be able to shoot longer distances. Don’t let the price fool you. Look around and you’ll see what I’m talking about. Personally, I like the 12 power model. This thing is like a hammer, too! swfa.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=super%20sniper It was my pleasure to assist you.