Got an old weaver micro trac on a Remington model 4 that I'm gonna take this year...it was my my FIL not sure on date but I'm pretty sure it's oldest one I got.

Awesome.i bet if you carried that to a gun show everyone in there would be drouling.thats a hell of a cool hunting scope

3x9 Tasco. My son killed his first 3 with it and i killed my first 1 with it. I think it was bought in 1987?

An old El Paso made Weaver K2.5 on a Handy Rifle in 30-30 made in about the late fifties.

Have a Leupold gloss VX-III 2.5-8x36 that I purchased new in 1986 on my Ruger Tanger RSI M77, .243. It has taken a coyote at 249yds.
Have a German Pecar Berlin 2.5-7x32 on an early 70's military import Sako Model L579 Forester, .243. Works perfectly, very clear.
Have a 1972 Weaver , made in USA, steel tube, V7 fixed; just sent it in too Bushnell. Has gotten a little foggy. hope they can fix it.

My daddys 70 or 80 somethin 3x9x50 nikon...still good to go

I’ve got a Bushnell on the old 30-30 that my grandad gave me when I was a kid. My dad bought the scope off a club member when I was 13 and I’m 49 now, 36 years and it’s still dead zero at 150 yards. The scope on my 30-06 is a bushnell that I’ve been using for past 25 years.

Vxll 3x9x40 from the mid 80s on a pre 64 mod 70 in 30.06. Shot it a few days ago and it's still dead on. I haven't touched that scope in 25 or 30 years and it never changes. I don't know what mounts it is in but I am sure they weren't expensive back when I bought them.

Browning fixed power scope (oval eyepiece) pretty sure it's 70s model

I still have a 3x9 redfield/widefield mounted on a gun we don't use anymore. Probably mid 70's

I have a 1980 Bushnell Sportview mounted to the same rifle since around 1980/1981. The glass is terrible compared to today's standards but it has NEVER lost zero since I have owned it. It was a cheap scope back then too... That's why I don't buy into the whole excess spending on scopes thing...

My oldest is a Redfield Widefield 2x-7x I bought when I was 18, I'm 62 now. It still works great.

My oldest is a Redfield Widefield 2x-7x I bought when I was 18, I'm 62 now. It still works great.

Got a Tasco my dad bought in 1980

4x40 with that big e egg shaped FOV

Still as clear on that 4x as any high dollar scope I own and holds zero

I would have to check the manufacturing date but I'm pretty sure my Weaver 4x is from the 60's. I have another one that I think is older but I upgraded that gun. mounted on a 760 gamemaster 270.

I have a Kahles Helia S with a steel tube, 3-12 x 56 mm and a couple of Zeiss marked West Germany.

Also have a Swarovski so old the box is light green.

I would rather have a 20+ year old Swarovski than most stuff made today by the asian scope makers.

I have a Kahles Helia L 3-12x 56mm that I bought in 1980. I also have a 8x56mm Swarovski with 1 inch steel tube that I bought used that is older. My wife's 742 carbine still has the Tasco 4 x40 I put on it in 1975.

Don't know how old it is, but I have an old redfield accu range wide angle, that still holds zero and tracks well

Doesn't count but I shot a Sharps 45-120 with a 6x William Malcolm from back in the day.

The oldest I own is still my main scope, a 3x9x50 heavi reticle VariX2. It’s an early 90’s model.