“For a 49 year old rifle it sure looks pretty good, doesn't it?”

Just received my Weaver scope. Simply amazing! 

“Thanks Vintage Gun Scopes, got my 1951 Remington 550-1 back to original. Weaver G4 Scope with Weaver No.2 Side Mount and Weaver Side Mount rings.”

- Gary, TN

Thank you for the quick turn-around on my old Weaver V-8. It is back home on my FN Mauser

After sending his K2.5-1 in for an optical refurbishment and Stith Streamline install, John took it out hunting this fall on a successful hunt. Well done John, glad we could assist!

1952 Winchester Model 70 with VGS Restored Weaver KV with Redfield 6-Screw Rings and 1-Piece Base

Bradley sent this KV in for restoration and we have to say it turned out pretty great!

...I love the vintage look....thank you.

I think the simplest way to remember this principle is to always ask yourself this question before drilling and tapping: “Am I turning this gun into cash or into fun?”

my personal parameters were that it had to be a 6x or maybe 8x, medium crosshair and should be closer to period than the 1965 that was coming off. That’s it.

Thank you James for your insight and expertise.
Everything fit into place perfectly.

“Does this bring back memories. I can’t say thank you enough.”

Matching a vintage rifle with a period correct scope and mounts creates a historical work of art, but also simplistic functionality that cannot be found anywhere else today.

“Its now become a favorite among friends and others who try it, most comments directed at the awesome scope.”

To allow us to shoot our vintage guns and scopes again without the handicap of old glass has become our vision.

The plan was to put vintage looking optics back in the field on hunting rifles with substantive advantages in function and reliability without having the handicap of the 20th century glass.

I immediately loved the Weaver K-10 with case hardened accents.

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.