Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A telescopic sight for a rifle.
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- noun A telescopic sight for a
rifle .
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Examples
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A riflescope is built to withstand violent rearward acceleration and gradual deceleration.
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If you were good enough to get a new Leupold Mark 4® riflescope for Christmas than you were better than a lot of us boys and girls.
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An authentic Mark 4 riflescope will always be engraved black on black and have the name “Leupold” engraved on the black ring.
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If you were good enough to get a new Leupold Mark 4® riflescope for Christmas than you were better than a lot of us boys and girls.
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An authentic Mark 4 riflescope will always be engraved black on black and have the name “Leupold” engraved on the black ring.
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Denairo was intently staring through the riflescope.
Show Stoppah Thomas Slater 2011
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Has anyone used the Burris Eliminator or Laser range finder riflescope.
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An authentic Mark 4 riflescope will always be engraved black on black and have the name “Leupold” engraved on the black ring.
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Has anyone used the Burris Eliminator or Laser range finder riflescope.
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If you were good enough to get a new Leupold Mark 4® riflescope for Christmas than you were better than a lot of us boys and girls.
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