Today the world is full of optics as complex as you want to go - dial to range and windage, night vision, even automatic rangefinding. But it all started in the early 1930’s when Bill Weaver decided to stop manufacturing license plates and tool up to bring hunting optics to the mainstream hunter.

A perfect restoration of my Weaver K variable , & the correct mounts to complete this Pre-64 Mod 70 1949 270.

I mounted my Weaver K6-60B purchased from you recently on my 1960 Winchester 88. I think that they were made for each other. I couldn't be more pleased.

Got the scope back today, looks good. Mounted it on a Martini .222 rimmed.
- Bill

My Marlin with your hardware is a sight to behold!

All I need is a Range...

I received my scope and mount today, and everything arrived in top notch condition.

“Here’s an ok pic of my 30.06 with your Redfield 3x9 widefield. Got 2 deer last weekend in south Texas. Thanks for your help James.”

Compliments the Ruger No 1 PERFECTLY

If you made a list of the top 5 most robust, ahead-of-their-time optics of all time, you couldn’t make the list without the Alaskan making the list.

I received my Weaver 50th Anniversary K4 Scope. Just wanted to let you know that the Pachmayr Low Style Swing Mount appears to have been made for this scope. It all fit perfectly and is 100% functional with zero modifications. Slipped right in. Thanks!

This one’s for you Uncle Johnnie!!!

Mounted on my early ‘60s Savage 99F with Weaver pivot mounts
I can still use the iron sights

This was the first I’ve seen of the rifle I had heard so much about.

Attached is pic of my '03-A4 clone with my "new " Lyman Alaskan installed. Zeroed in today with no issues. It is very nice, thank you.

Lyle Burditt took vintage to a new level

It was just as effective on this hunt as the day it was manufactured. Thanks again for you and your business!

Remington 03 with a Weaver K4

Scope arrived today and I am excited.