“I love y'alls business! Old rifles look like crap with new matte, giant scopes.
Glad y'all are around!”

Do any of our military folks have firsthand knowledge of the Redfield mini’s purpose/use in the military?

It’s a very cool and pretty rare reticule that capitalizes on the superior functionality of a 4 plex in a hunting situation but with the additional cool factor

Our restored Weaver scopes are just that, restored; painstakingly and meticulously brought back to better than new condition but using 100% all original weaver parts.

If you follow these steps you can put together a vintage build that even the most particular of your gun buddies will be jealous of.

He and other members of his village prefer the old Weaver scopes for their bullet-proof reliability and durability in an extremely harsh environment. 

for those of you who may have “flipped your lid” into the snow, off the cliff, out of the tree, into the lake, etc. we are offering most Weaver caps for sale in our store under the new “Caps” tab.

Greetings,

I purchased a J-4 scope, heat treated rings and mounts from you. I was very hesitant to drill in the receiver. I like to show you what I did!
I found a Henry cantilever mount. I removed the rear fixed sight and screwed in this mount. Works perfect! In minutes I can restore. No drilling!! Want to share so maybe you can recommend to others.

Best,”

Nick S.

If there are any sailors out there that served in the 1950’s who can verify this theory, or Weaver factory employees that may have information about this, please email us at vintagegunscopes@summit360.guru.

Gary Latter mounted his vintage Weaver K2.5 with Stith mounts on a 1917 Savage model 1899 .22 high power take down rifle.

The old rimfires are some of the most fun to own, the most fun to shoot, but mostly, they carry with them the most memories.

No other scope topped more rifles during that period.  It was the most popular and is still the most famous hunting scope ever made.

The optics and mounts that graced the pre-war Savage model 99’s are definitely beautiful in their own vintage right, but functionally crude in comparison to those that came after the war.

This spring I decided to make myself a nice, compact bear gun that could go with me anywhere, all spring.

At just under 3,000 turkeys killed, I understand that I’ve been responsible for more turkeys meeting their demise than any human since those records have been kept. 

….in my dreams I would have owned this set up.  Flat out flat.  Flat out beautiful.

I believe that the Weaver K4 holds a special place in more hunters’ hearts than any riflescope that has ever been made…

I don’t always fall in love with anniversary or commemorative edition rifles, but when I do, they look like this.

When Winchester necked down the Savage 250-3000 in 1935, they created the fastest commercially available cartridge of its day