Scope for a .270

Hi all
I’m after gathering a few bits whilst waiting on FRD to sort out the paperwork on a .270.
I’m after a scope for stalking and spending around the £500 mark can budge slightly but anymore saved goes to a thermal
Cheers everyone
 
Hi all
I’m after gathering a few bits whilst waiting on FRD to sort out the paperwork on a .270.
I’m after a scope for stalking and spending around the £500 mark can budge slightly but anymore saved goes to a thermal
Cheers everyone
What are you after, fixed or variable, you good get a decent used vortex variable for that money. PST or HD line are both capable.

For a little more you could reach in to the variable European used market.
 
I have a GPO scope for sale, brand new still in box never been mounted.
Well within your budget.
Centre red dot illuminated. Fixed mag. 50mm objective. Very nice simple stalking scope.
I intended to put it on my .270, but a 2nd hand Leupold took my fancy instead.
 
Hawk x56 with ill ret, or hik 4k lrf unless you like spending a few grand .
Also depends on what type of stalking shooting your be doing.
I Prefer and zoom over a fixed .
 
Often swapp scopes between riflesand one that has always whorked for me is the Docter 2,5-10x48 FFP. No illumination but extremely clear glasses and a steady internal mech. It's a pity Docter is passed but you can find good offers in second hands market at a fine price. Is not a fashionable scope whort more that what it costs.
 
I have a GPO scope for sale, brand new still in box never been mounted.
Well within your budget.
Centre red dot illuminated. Fixed mag. 50mm objective. Very nice simple stalking scope.
I intended to put it on my .270, but a 2nd hand Leupold took my fancy instead.

I had a look at their binos at the Stalking Show and was impressed.
 
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S&Bender 6x42 7x50 8x56 second hand , not fashionable now and used prices cab be a steel .

I've been using an S&B 8x56 Klassik on my .270 for the best part of 15 years. Its an excellent low light scope.

I've recently decided to get a variable for longer shots on small deer to put on different rifle but I'm keeping the Klassik on the .270. It just works and has never let me down.
 
I recently put a delta titanium 2.5 - 15 x 56 with an illuminated dot. Seems pretty much perfect for stalking purposes. I put a ballistic turret on it but have taken this off as I like the simplicity of the original format and don’t shoot much beyond 300 so just make an adjustment to aim point and shoot within limitations. It was about £400 second hand
 
Hi all
I’m after gathering a few bits whilst waiting on FRD to sort out the paperwork on a .270.
I’m after a scope for stalking and spending around the £500 mark can budge slightly but anymore saved goes to a thermal
Cheers everyone
What sort of stalking do you mainly do? Ie is it hill stalking in daytime hours, or are you shooting first and last light in arable fields, or woods?

Those sort of questions are important to scope choice.

Although if it’s an all rounder and you aren’t shooting in woodland a lot, as others have said the 8x56 made by any of the high end scope European manufacturers are great value and won’t let you down. You’ll find one for £200-300 and maybe £100 more if you want an illuminated reticule, handy if you do a lot of last light shooting and you aren’t going down the night vision / digital scope route.
 
I recently put a delta titanium 2.5 - 15 x 56 with an illuminated dot. Seems pretty much perfect for stalking purposes. I put a ballistic turret on it but have taken this off as I like the simplicity of the original format and don’t shoot much beyond 300 so just make an adjustment to aim point and shoot within limitations. It was about £400 second hand

I had a look through one at the a Stalking Show andvl was impressed.
 
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