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3X - 9X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.3"-12.6oz.
Objective Size (mm): 40mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: 4 Plex
FOV @ 100 Yds: 32.9' - 13.1'
Tube Size: 1" 		1698494
Your Price: $219.99
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3X - 9X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.3"-12.6oz.
Objective Size (mm): 40mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: Accu-Range
FOV @ 100 Yds: 32.9' - 13.1'
Tube Size: 1" 		1697965
Your Price: $219.99
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3X - 9X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.4"-12.6oz.
Objective Size (mm): 50mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: 4 Plex
FOV @ 100 Yds: 33' - 13.1'
Tube Size: 1" 		1698495
Your Price: $249.99
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3X - 9X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.4"-12.6oz.
Objective Size (mm): 50mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: Accu-Range
FOV @ 100 Yds: 33' - 13.1'
Tube Size: 1" 		1698496
Your Price: $279.99
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4X - 12X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.3"-13.1oz.
Objective Size (mm): 40mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: 4 Plex
FOV @ 100 Yds: 19.4' - 9.4'
Tube Size: 1" 		1698497
Your Price: $279.99
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4X - 12X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 12.3"-13.1oz.
Objective Size (mm): 40mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: Accu-Range
FOV @ 100 Yds: 19.4' - 9.4'
Tube Size: 1" 		1698498
Your Price: $279.99
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2X - 7X

 Product Color: Matte Black
Size: 11"-13.1oz.
Objective Size (mm): 33mm
Eye Relief: 3.7" - 4.2"
Reticle: 4 Plex
FOV @ 100 Yds: 43.2' - 17.3'
Tube Size: 1" 		1730334
Your Price: $179.99
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  • Rapid Target Acquisition (RTA)
  • Illuminator Lens System™
  • Premium lenses and cutting-edge coatings deliver superior light transmission
  • Accu-Range™ reticle excels at long range
  • 100% waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof
  • Manufacturer's lifetime warranty

The American-made legend returns, and better than ever. Rapid Target Acquisition (RTA) ensures you’ll never miss a shot because you couldn’t find the ''sweet spot'' behind the eyepiece. Illuminator Lens System™ uses premium lenses and cutting-edge coatings to deliver superior light transmission, especially in critical low-light periods. Accu-Range™ reticle excels at long range; 100% waterproof, fogproof, and shockproof. Manufacturer's lifetime warranty.

An American original returns, with a sharper focus!
No-nonsense optics for everyone. John C. Redfield’s vision for his company, developed more than 100 years ago, is as valid today as it was then. After nearly a century of making top-notch optical equipment available to hunters at affordable prices, however, the company closed its doors in 1998. Sadly, the hunting industry had lost one of its legends.
Fast-forward to 2008. Leupold & Stevens, Inc., the U.S.-based maker of Leupold® optics, purchased Redfield, revived the brand, and prepared to once again make great optics in keeping with the traditions of the name.
Redfield products today are made for real hunters—those who scout, set up blinds, and wake long before dawn. Whether you’re after a trophy buck or a full freezer, Redfield optics will get the job done, season after season, and without breaking the bank.

FOV = Field of view at 1000 yards

Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 30 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Very Good Scope I own one of these Redfield Revolution 2-7x33 scopes with a 4-plex recticle. I have had it for about 2 years and it is the best scope that I have ever used. It is very clear, even in low light. The adjustments are accurate, and it is a very good looking scope. I like the thumb adjustment knobs, which are very handy compared to the coin knobs that I have used in the past. Some reviewers have noted that the clicks made during adjustment feel mushy and it is easy to lose count of how many clicks you have made. I noticed that sometimes the first click can throw you off the first time you adjust it, but I haven't found this to be a major inconvenience. I am very pleased with my purchase and would definitely buy other products from Redfield. March 17, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Good investment Mounted the 3-9x52mm on my .308. This scope looks awesome and was easy to sight in. In the low light, you have to see how well it grabs the light! I am satisfied with my purchase. September 3, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Revolution rocks Great value for the money. Very crisp optics with great low light performance. I used a 3-9x50 last fall on my .300 WSM and popped a nice bull lek at 350 yards utilizing the accurange reticle. I actually dropped my rifle on some rocks the day before and If I would have been using a lesser scope I don't think it would have held zero like this one did. I knew Leupold was a great product, and now know that Redfield is pretty good also. Go USA! May 17, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by its okay but not the best Not as clear as my bushnell doa , or my Nikon Monarch , or my Leupold vx-3 , The reason i purchased this scope is because it was on sale , now i am having buyers remorse . Do yourself a favor & spend the extra money and get yourself a Leupold you will be glad you did . I like to purchase products that are made in the USA another reason i got the Redfield , but just like most everything else in the good old USA i am disapointed with it . March 25, 2012
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Haven't tried the redfield but as for the Nikon, it is very good in low light. As I said earlier this year, I have taken all my Scopes from other manufacturers of my hunting and target rifles and pistols and replaced them with Nikon. and "no" I do not work for or have anything to do with Nikon. I just got tired of Scopes breaking and fogging up and noticed my Nikon were basicly maintenance free, I went to what i call problem free products, because I hate thing that fail or fall apart in the field
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go with the Nikon
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Any standard Weaver or Leupold mounts should work. You should probably use medium or high 1" rings.
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Leupold or weaver
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use a high ring.
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yes if you don"t have tall mounts, leupold would usually work best' weaver is good also
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Will it fit an XP100

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Would this scope work for on a Remington XP100 ...35 Remington cartridge Recoil is hefty so I need something that will take the recoil ... most pistol scopes have problems with this size cartridge.
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I have one on a S&W 686, 357, I know the recoil is greater on the gun you have, but I have fired over 400 rds with this scope and it has never failed. best I can tell you is, Nikon has a lifetime warr. and they stand behind their stuff. wish i had more data with heaver rounds but, their (Nikon) scopes stand up well on my 50 cal. barret, and my rem.700, 300 ultra mag. and they are the same scopes I use on my smaller cal hunting rifles.
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absolutely it would work. use some good steel mounts and the Revolution will perform.
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yes, If you use high scope mounts
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No lens covers or mounts. But is a great scope for the money. I own 4.
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I own this scope in 2-7x33, and it has very generous eye relief. It isn't a scope that is specifically manufactured for a muzzleloader, but it should function properly, and I am pretty sure that it would still be clear if it was mounted further ahead to account for the recoil of a muzzleloader.
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redfield revolution accu-range3-9x40mm
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depends on which reticule you use. The accu-range is 0ed at 200, top of the circle is 100, bottom of the circle is 300 etc.
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It is kind of a personal preference but it will work for both. For 308 I would zero at 200 and read ballistics for drop beyond & rise at 100yd. But thats my preference
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It is always best to zero it at 100 yards and then adjust your crosshair if you need to shoot at a further distance. Read the ballistics on the .308 and see how it typically shoots at 200 yards (bullet drop) and adjust accordingly.
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i shoot a 22-250 200yard zero bottom of circle 300 milladot 400 duplex post 500
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I started at 50 yrds with zero then put it 1.5 high at 100yrds
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