agree with all the optics mentioned - a leupold 2-7 would be my pick - he can even shoot at 300yds with no problem - could be a problem for you though - 
I have a Japan Optics scope I purchased from Doomsday Tactical Solutions. I have the the 4X16X50 FFP mildot and its held up great. Had it on my 50 BMG rifle for awhile and since have moved it to a rifle I shoot more often. They are bright and clear and with the side parrallax focus you can adjust it to where the cross hairs and target are in sharp focus.
He is based out of Pauls Valley but comes up to the City alot and the scopes are lifetime warranty. They are made by JOL (Hakko) in Japan. Might call him and see what he has in stock. http://doomsdaytacticalsolutions.com/
He is based out of Pauls Valley but comes up to the City alot and the scopes are lifetime warranty. They are made by JOL (Hakko) in Japan. Might call him and see what he has in stock. http://doomsdaytacticalsolutions.com/
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I agree totally.
My standard answer: Schmidt and Bender, night force or high end Leupold.
If money is no object I'd go with WAFFFENFELT. I look at a rifle and it takes me about 2 seconds to sum the parts up. If this is his one left hand rifle get him something that will make a statement the glass is super clear.
I am sorta in the same boat. I am having Griffin Howe mount installed on my Mannlicher Schoenauer and want a scope that compliments the rifle. I was looking for a Zeisse or Steiner but am looking more at a Leupold VX-II.
This is a misleading statement. The VX-II and VX-III are both "old" technology and not currently produced; the VX-II was superseded in 2012 by the VX-2 and the VX-III was superseded by the VX-3 in 2009. (The VX-3 has now been superseded by the VX-3i.)
One of these does not belong.
On that German gun, I'd match up a nice Zeiss Victory.
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