What scope to use with CASM mount

[garandtom]

Hey guys, just like the title says what scope would you recommend? Keeping in mind that I'm eventually going to get a mini g if that makes difference.
Thank you!!!

[jbkf1003]

I like Nikon scopes. You can find some sub $200 deals on their buckmasters line if you look. I have a 3-9x 40 with bdc. it's great. :)

[Hamour]

As mentioned above, a Nikon Prostaff 3x9x40 mm is a good scope, another is the 3x9x40 Leupold Rifleman scope. I have both and just so happens the Leupold is on my M1. The Nikon would be just as welcome.

I would use which ever was cheaper.

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[garandtom]

Thanks for the responses! Do you guys like Bushnell scopes?

[jbkf1003]

I had a BSA Huntsman 3-9 on a Marlin XL7 once. It was pretty good. I could put them all in the X with that rifle and scope. It didn't seem to be overly generous on the eye relief though, and I never took it into the field, so I can't attest to Fog or things like that.

[RGBvr]

Isn't enblock clip ejection an issue when using the CASM? I seem to recall you should use a Holbrook device when using this mount on a standard M1 Garand.

Richard

[jbkf1003]

Yes or you can modify an oprod catch.