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can this scope go on semi automatic pistols?
http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-NCSTAR-3-9X40-BLACK-MATTE-RIFLE-SCOPE-W-RINGS-NIB-/310253819942?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item483c919826 If it can't give me a link of one that can be mounted and tell me how you know if it could be mounted.
or this shttp://cgi.ebay.com/NcSTAR-2-7X32-PISTOL-SCOPE-SPB2732B-LONG-EYE-RELIEF-NEW-/230469913844?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35a913ccf4cope
No way.
It is a rifle scope - rifle scopes have a 'short eye relief' - this means the eye is only a few inches 1-2 away from the scope rear lens.
All pistol scopes have a long eye relief (not to be confused with EER 'extended eye relief' rifle scopes) because they are several feet away from your face.
Scopes on pistols - are something you need to try first and verify you like it. If you have never used one before - then you absolutly must buy a variable power one - like 2-5x or so - to get it to do what you want.
Scopes on pistols is a pain. Hard to find a decent holster. Big and bulky.
If you are going to be doing NRA Pistol silhouetter - or - you have already taken 12 or so deer in your life, are an expert or master pistol shot - and looking for something a bit more challenging........ then pistol hunting would be for you. Because - pistol hunting is 10x more harder than a rifle.
Here is link to the pistol area of www.midwayusa.com
http://www.midwayusa.com/browse/BrowseProducts.aspx?tabId=10&categoryId=11391&categoryString=657***&sortBy=RetailPrice%20asc
Keep in mind - cheap pistol scopes are not very reliable - unless they are on a 22 pistol. If you have a magnum pistol of any sort - a pistol that costs less than $275 is not a solution. We see allot of people who come up to Alaska with these - but they never bring it back the second time.
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