Mueller Scopes ???

[Guest gms_77]

does anyone know anything about them good or bad? thinking of buying one for my AR to do some plinking and TRY some coyotes

[Guest EasilyObsessed]

Customer service is pretty good. I bought an APV that had a problem with the POI shifting when magnification was adjusted. Sent Mueller an email and had a response in less than a half hour. Got a new scope about a week later and has worked flawlessly since then. Clarity is great for the money. I am using it on a 10/22 and have only fired probably 100 rounds through it since I got it mounted so I cant really comment on the reliability.

For the money, I think it is a great scope for a cheap gun. That being said, I would not put one on my AR.

[Guest CMSTA]

I have a couple of Muellers scopes. I had an Eraticator on my AR and i liked it, but now I am in the process of changing to a Mueller tactical with mil-dot reticle for my AR. I have not used them for an extended time, but I like the Muellers, they are clear and track well.

[wareagle]

The tac-2 is a very good scope for the price. It has japanese optics. Very comparable to older nikon monarchs, sightron SII, pentax lightweekers, etc. The other low line models are chinese and are no better than similarly priced tasco, bushnell, simmons, BNA, etc.

[Bigiron]

I've been using the APV for a year or so. It has been dropped, dinged, wet. etc., and has functioned flawlessly. My next scope will be another Mueller.

[VERO1]

Does anyone handle them locally, or are they mail order? I have read about them but haven,t played with any yet. This is also fpr my 10/22 build.

[Bigiron]

Bought mine from Mizzou Mule in Alaska, as most on RimfireCentral.com do. RFC has a lot of shooters using APV's. SWFA also sells Mueller, again. But I prefer Mizzou Mule, as he really appreciates your business.

[Guest gms_77]

thanks to all i've been lookin at the eraticator and the model with the mil-dot

[Guest CMSTA]

I don't know of any local Mueller dealers (local to Cookeville at least). Where are you located? I got mine from mail order.

If I were going to put one on a 10/22 for just target shooting, I would prefer the Eraticator. It has a very fine cross-hair and a nice dot (illuminated) that shows a target very well. If I were going to hunt with it, I would prefer the mil-dot. It can be quickly used for drop and windage in the field.

Just my opinion. FWIW

[graycrait]

I have one on an old Mossberg .22, works great and for the money a person probably can't beat it. Much nicer than my old Redfield Adj Obj scope.

Craig in Clarksville