should not be as frustrating as I seem to be making it. Way too many scopes to chose from. When one reads the customer reviews on, in this instance, there are always conflicting opinions on every make and model. One mans' junk is anothers' best he has ever owned. I wish there was a really good checklist of options boxes to check to boil out all the info that I don't need or want. Geez.
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That's another thing. You are probably right. In fact, I have looked at them a couple times. For some reason, if I have never heard of a company before, I tend to be skeptical of it. Of course, half the scope companies I haven't heard of anyway. The old name optics companies are out of my price range. ($200ish)
BTW, for anyone reading this, it is called Quality Assurance these days. Quality control is a different term that is usually not used by most of todays' good companies. Quality control refers to a process where the product is completely built and out the door and then let's see what is wrong and when we get enough complaints we will fix it.
Quality Assurance refers to the manufacturing process where the product is built correctly at each stage in it's build.
Anyway I have not ruled out the AEONs yet. Thanks.
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What kind of gun is it gonna ride on? If your budget is in the $200 range, check out UTG. They make a pretty decent budget scope, and are all "airgun rated" for a springer's double recoil.
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I finally gave up on trying to decide which scope to buy. I just asked my wife which she would recommend of the two choices I gave her.. Not even knowing what I was talking about she answered Hawke. So I bought a Hawke Optics 6-24x44 AO Varmint Rifle Scope. If I don't like it I can blame her. 
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