All About Redfield Rifle Scopes
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All About Redfield Rifle Scopes
Introduction
Redfield rifle scopes have been a staple in the optics world for nearly a century. Originally crafted in Colorado, these scopes have seen significant changes over the years. After being acquired by Blount, the line faced a temporary halt in production. Now, under new leadership, Redfield aims to reclaim its place in the market.
Historical Context
Once celebrated as a top brand, Redfield struggled in the 1990s. Fierce competition from companies like Leupold made it challenging for Redfield to maintain its foothold. Eventually, this led to the withdrawal of their scopes line as the company regrouped.
Revival and Innovation
The turning point came when Meade Instruments, known for high-quality telescopes, took over Redfield. This acquisition, along with several others, repositioned Redfield in Georgia. Today, they offer four main lines: Golden Five Star, Tracker, Widefield, and Illuminator.
Interestingly, some of these scopes, like the Widefield, are enduring classics. Its unique oval design allows lower mounting on rifles while providing a much broader view. Despite its unconventional appearance, it excels at delivering exceptional imagery, particularly beneficial for close-range hunting. Tests reveal the Widefield offers images 30% larger than many competitors.
Quality and Durability
Redfield continues to uphold its reputation for producing high-quality scopes. Built with rugged aluminum alloy tubes, these scopes are crafted to survive tough terrains and conditions.
Warranty and Support
Under Meade's management, Redfield no longer offers warranties on older models. However, they provide a lifetime warranty on all new scopes, ensuring long-term customer satisfaction.
In summary, Redfield rifle scopes combine tradition with innovation, offering hunters and outdoor enthusiasts reliable and high-performance optics. With a strong commitment to quality and a legacy of excellence, Redfield is once again a formidable name in the rifle optics industry.
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