Author: Stevey Ducks
Subject: 31744
Posted: January/25/2012 at 22:06
Unfortunately, in this particular case, my professionalism is limited to other matters and I don't know where the Redfield Revenge scopes are made but I could guess that the lens' are made in Japan and everything is assembed in Oregon. Hopefully they are not made in China.
Subject: 31744
Posted: January/25/2012 at 22:06
Unfortunately, in this particular case, my professionalism is limited to other matters and I don't know where the Redfield Revenge scopes are made but I could guess that the lens' are made in Japan and everything is assembed in Oregon. Hopefully they are not made in China.
I read that only the exterior lens' are multi coated and interior lens' have single magnesium flouride coatings and the light transmission is somwhere near 90%.
For years I was happy with ordinary and standard Mg Flouride coated optics but now that something better is available I can appreciate it.
Looking through a scope in a store is a lot different than using one in the field at different ranges and poor light conditions. $250 or so looks like a good deal for a workable, durable and dependable 6-18X scope as long as it does not give you a headache when using it.
