One darn fine scope and less than 12 ounces

[Whiskeyshooter]

The Clear Ridge scope is one heck of a fine scope, great optics, and very light weight. I think this will be my choice if I do scope my Henry. I have one on a custom tuned Pellet rifle and was impressed from the beginning. (note, these are air gun rated) the reason this is important is that magnum spring piston pellet rifles have a heavy recoil with a lot of upward recoil from the top of the barrel. This shows the scope is extremly rugged)


http://www.chuckhawks.com/clearidge_ultraRM_3-9x32.htm

Watch this video-it will give you a good ideal of the quality.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvpcCBP0cq0

[Sir Henry]

I like it having an AO but I prefer vintage Weaver scopes made in El Paso, TX.

[White Squirrel]

Looks like a nice scope, Whiskeyshooter. I just have a cheap Simmons 3-9x on my Frontier. Still makes me a better shooter.