Deer season around the corner and I am in the market for a scope to top off my new Weatherby Deluxe 30-06. Im kind of in between the Leupold VX-II and the Nikon Monarch, but I have heard good things about the Cabelas Alaskan guide scopes. Any advice from owners or users of these would be appreciated and I thank you in advance. I hunt NH, PA, and MD so 300-400 yard shots are not out of the question since I rarely get those long shot opportunities in the dense NH woods.

I have 1 rifle with a 30 year old leupold mounted on it. The scope has been moved from a 308 to a 30-06 to a a-bolt 06. I buy another one if I needed but this one is perfect. I also have a 270 Weatherby magnum with a Nikon Supreme also a 30 plus year old gun. Both are good choices

I,m real happy with the Leupold I own. And the warranty is good forever no matter who owns it. Cal P.

Try LLBean ask for the Weaver scope I have one and it is brighter than my Leopold vari x 3 and cheaper too.

I've got a Luepold VX-II LRD mounted on my 30.06 I know people who are very into guns and rifle accuracy, study ballistics charts and all that jazz. I just want to shoot a deer clean. But, these guys recommended the VX-II or the VX-3 if you got extra cash laying around. My VX-II has served me very well. I'd buy another one in a heartbeat. I hope this helps.

I have had many different brands and if money is not an issue spend it on a Leupold. You won't be disappointed.

Leupold!!
I have had mine for 20 years and not 1 complaint!!!

Thanks for the advice guys. I'm going with the Leupold. It's made in America.