We’ve got 3-4 deals in the line up today. The first will go most of the day, until 6pm MST and then after that the final two will be dependent upon sell out.
TODAY’S LINE UP:
Some of the deals for today are:
- NIKON OMEGA 3-9×40 MUZZLELOADING RIFLE SCOPE (48% off)
- LEUPOLD RX 1000 RANGEFINDER (38% off)
- RUSSELL FULL DRAW MESH SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT (60% off)
- BROWNING SALT CREEK LARGE DUFFEL BAG (65% off)
Today’s First Deal: NIKON OMEGA 3-9×40 MUZZLELOADING RIFLE SCOPE
Regular Retail Price: $399.99
Camofire Price: $209.50 – 48% OFF Retail
Description:
With muzzleloaders on the mind, Nikon created the Omega 3-9 x 40 scope. The first riflescope that offers a bullet drop compensating reticle designed specifically for muzzleloaders loads and ranges. It was designed to utilize .50 caliber muzzleloading loads – 150 grains of Pyrodex (pellets or powder), 250-grain bullets (out to 250 yards).
With Nikon’s patented BDC 250 reticle which is a unique trajectory-compensating reticle with easy-to-see ballistic circles that provide instant aiming points. In low light conditions you will be able to see objects in a sharp/clear view, thanks to a light transmission boosted to a maximum of 92% by Nikon’s famous lens multicoating technology. Nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed, the Nikon Omega riflescope is fully waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof.
With an eye relief of 5 inches, you will keep your pretty face scar free even when shooting the heaviest slugs. The generous 25.2ft-8.4ft field-of-view and the quick focus eyepiece of the Nikon riflescope makes getting on a trophy animal a breeze. For a revolutionary riflescope designed specifically for a muzzleloader, look no farther than the Nikon Omega 3-4 x 40 Muzzleloader Riflescope.
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would this also work on a rifle or just muzzleloader? What other scopes do you have kendall?
Thanks
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JIm – I have the same model mounted on my shotgun slug barrel, the reticle rings are calibrated for heavy muzzleloader conicals and shotgun slugs. If you mount this scope on a centerfire caliber, the hold-over rings probably won’t match the trajectory. If this is not a concern, it’s a high quality scope for the money. I have about 30-40 rounds on my scope, its held the zero and the optics are very bright and clear.
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Is this a brand new scope or a refurb?
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I bought one of these when they came out they are good during the high light times, but that last half hour of legal shooting time they are horrible. Spend the money on a better glass.
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Greg – thanks for your input
Cole – we never buy refurb optics, ever. These are brand new
Matt – appreciate your candid input as well. Did you pay retail for this when it came out?
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Thanks Kendall
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Yes i paid 250 for it brand new from cabelas. I just want to let other hunters who work hard for their gear know, that these scopes left me wanting more. NIkon got me just like im sure they got a lot of people, these scopes would be great on a range gun, but they are horrible in low light. Im not against nikon, i own 3 of thier scopes all monarchs, but they dropped the quality ball on this one.
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Awesome reply Matt, glad you shared. Trust me when I say it but I’m glad to see some constructive criticism on here about products if it is without emotion and to the point. It can’t always be a love fest, right? I mean, some gear just doesn’t cut it and although I try to find the best gear I can that’s out there and available at the prices we offer, sometimes I don’t always get 100% killer gear. So yea, the feedback is good.
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Any more easton fmj 500′s In the near future?
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Tony – not in the very near future . We have a few left with feather vanes and a few shafts only, all in the 500. Give us a call tomorrow and ask for me or Jeni and your request shall be granted.
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Did the browning bags come up already? Thx!
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I’ve been in the field all week for work and missed the Leupold RX 1000 Rangefinder. Was it one with the TBR? Any more coming some time soon?
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David S – it isn’t the model with TBR.
Dave300 – Browning bags somehow got bumped from the list yesterday. I’m re-loading them into the line up for after the Sitka pants today.
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Hello,
I know I’m posting to an item that is several weeks old, but… I have one of the Omega scopes (black $180 local buy) mounted on a Remington Model 700ML in 50cal. And I’m here to tell you I love it! This scope has never let me down. Now it took a range all to myself and about 2 hours to get dope on every circle. But man was it worth it. Great glass for the money! The set up is for a 250 grain bullet and 150 grains of pyrodex. I can only use 100 grains of pyrodex in my ML and I use a 245 grain hollow point bullet. So I had to cut my max effective range down, but that’s OK with me. I also mounted the scope with Leupold QD Rings and Bases. This is the set with the little throw levers. I picked them up from a seller on Ebay for cheap. They work perfect when it’s time to clean your muzzleloader.
Again, these are great scopes for the money. I really, really like mine. I had a good friend that hunted in Europe many times look through it one day. He was very, very impressed. All his American and German made rifles are top either with “Zeiss” or “Shmidt and Bender” optics.
Jerry in Kuwait
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