Discount Rifle Scopes

Welcome to the Discount Rifle Scopes store. When shopping for your rifle scope, keep in mind that you are choosing an integral part of your shooting experience. A good discount rifle scope is the essential to a successful day at the range or in the field. These pieces of equipment bring distant targets closer for more accurate shooting. They also utilize light to allow shooting in low light conditions, meaning you can hunt at dawn or dusk.  If you want to get the most of each shot, you should choose the correct riflescope. Select the right scope to match your needs by considering the mechanics, construction, image quality, and magnification of the rifle scope. We have a wide selection of new and used scopes, in many brands and colors. Take a look around and happy shopping!

	M1 3.5x-10x40 illuminated Red Grn Mil Dot Rifle scope	$53.99 $59.88
	VINTAGE WEAVER V9 -1 STEEL USA TARGET RIFLE SCOPE MINT	$135.00
	AR Compact Rifle Scope 3-9x42 w Rings .223 Compensator	$69.95
	WEAVER 3-8 X 32 RIFLE SCOPE GUN SIGHT HUNTING SIDE	$51.01
	.223 BDC TACTICAL 2.5-10X40 RIFLE SCOPE QUICK RELEASE	$99.95 $110.00
	Ruger 10-22 3-9X40 Rubber Armored Rifle Scope and Mount	$39.95 $45.00
	Tasco Class Rifle Scope Crosshair 6-24x50 AOE Free ring	$48.99
	Unertl 10X Target Rifle Scope	$600.00
	VINTAGE WEAVER K3 60B STEEL EL PASO TX RIFLE SCOPE MINT	$96.00
	SURE SHOT BENCH REST SHOOTING RIFLE SCOPE GUN VISE	$59.99

Setting up a cheap rifle scope:

The task of boresighting a cheap rifle scope is a fairly simple, and worthwhile process because it will result in more effective targeting.  For those who do not know much about doing this to a new or used rifle scope, a tiny error on the rifle barrel will be magnified many times, as your target gets further and further away. 

To do this, first you need your rifle and scope. The scope should come equipped with mounting hardware.  Mount your scope so that no other gun components get in the way. 

Next, rest the gun on a solid surface and focus on an object about fifty feet away through the rifle bore.  Hold the gun steady after aligning, then look at the same object through the scope.  Adjust the scope until the crosshairs are focused precisely on the object. 

Regardless of the type of scopes (they can be Nikon scopes or Leupold scopes), repeat this process a few times, with different objects and different distances.  When you are sure that you have an accurate setting, you can test it by firing the weapon at a target using your new rifle scope. If you are accurate with your shots, great.  If not, keep repeating the procedure.  Boring tools are helpful lasers that will help boresight your rifle even faster.  They are expensive, but worth it if you use your rifle a lot and remove the used rifle scope every so often.