Weaver Redesigned their Grand Slam Rifle Scopes for SHOT Show!

We spoke with Tom from Weaver at SHOT Show, and he gave us a rundown of their newly redesigned Grand Slam Rifle Scopes.  To be sure, Weaver is one of those brands you hear about all the time for their constant improvements.  It’s actually surprising that they can find so much to improve upon considering how good their scopes are to begin with.

So what’s changed?  Well, quite a lot, actually.  The new Grand Slam Scopes have a lot of internal improvements but they’ve also improved the outside design to make them more sleek and sexy.  You can see this with the new Weaver Grand Slam Rings, which look great with these scopes, but also on a lot of other scopes.  They look great and they have a smooth feel so they won’t snag on anything.

But the internal changes are what’s going to give you the performance boost from these new Weaver Grand Slam Scopes.  The Micro-Trac System has been improved to maintain the quality level people expect from Weaver, while at the same time making them more repeatable and nearly indestructible.  As Tom says in the video, these scopes are nearly bombproof.  The tracking system was already pretty tough and had few areas where problems could occur, but those tiny little areas where problems could have occurred before have been strengthened.

You’ll still get great glass and a well-built scope, but the newly improved Micro-Trak System will give you incredibly precise elevation and windage adjustments while being insanely tough as well!  Take a look at the Weaver SHOT Show video above to learn more!

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4 Responses to Weaver Redesigned their Grand Slam Rifle Scopes for SHOT Show!

  1. DUDLEY. FIELD says:

    I WOULD PURCHASE THIS IF IT ALSO HAD A RAIL SYSTEM SO i COULD ADD OTHER LIGHTS, OR A LASER TARGETING LIGHT.

  2. Shawn Bayles says:

    Ok what is new Surefire has been making replacement forearms with lights for year for both Remington and Mossberg, problem is the cost low in being 300.00. You can get a replacement forearm with a rail and attach a 1 inch mount with a tac light a do the same thing. I set up 3 shotguns for what one would cost if I did a surefire replacement forearm.

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