FAQ

To create the finest quality scopes in the world, components are sourced from the best available suppliers in the world. Many Turret adjustment components are sourced and manufactured in U.S.A. Reticle designs and trajectory software developed in Canada. U.S. Patent #D943050 (Dual Focal Plane). Glass lenses have been sourced from Schott AG (Germany). Tubes currently sourced from China, (same as most popular national brands). Final processing, packaging, and shipping completed in USA or Canada (depending on complexity of the Scope model being processed). Products are delivered by U.S. postal service.

Quigley-Ford scopes feature custom-etched reticles tailored to your specific firearm and caliber, eliminating the need for turret adjustments and enabling faster, more accurate shots in the field.

Simply provide your firearm and caliber details when ordering, and Quigley-Ford will create a custom-etched reticle specifically calibrated for your setup, ensuring precision on every shot.

Absolutely! If you purchase a Quigley-Ford scope at an event, you can upgrade to a more advanced model later at a discounted price.

A custom-etched reticle is a fixed, precision design inside the scope that aligns with your specific hunting setup. It simplifies targeting by removing the need for manual adjustments, making it faster and easier to aim and shoot.

Unlike adjustable turret scopes, which require adjustments before shooting, Quigley-Ford scopes let you range, aim, and shoot immediately, enhancing speed and accuracy in high-pressure situations.

In FFP scopes, the reticle size changes with magnification, allowing for accurate shot placement at any zoom level. In SFP scopes, the reticle size stays the same, and accuracy is optimal only at the highest power setting.

Approximately 98% of all Quigley Ford scopes are currently sold in U.S.A. Most of those sales are initiated by our Non Profit / Conservation partners in all 50 U.S. States. Chapters of: Friends of NRA, RMEF, NWTF, MDF, WTU, DWF, DU, PF/ QF, AZ, SCI, Wild Sheep Foundation, Muley Fanatic Foundation, Grand Slam Club/Ovis and many more organizations have been selling Quigley Ford custom reticle scopes to their attendees for almost 2 decades. The Non Profit partners realize more net profit, from each sale they make, than does Quigley Ford! 

The Non Profit partners have collectively realized many millions of dollars in net profits over the years from the sale of our scopes. 

100% of the profits realized by the Non Profit partners from the sale of Quigley Ford scopes remains in USA and is spent in the U.S.A on important initiatives like Habitat purchases, and Legislative advocacy for the benefit of hunters and gun owners, and the future of the wildlife we cherish so much! 

Quigley-Ford’s dual focal plane (DFP) scopes combine the benefits of both FFP and SFP scopes. DFP scopes offer a bold reticle for close-up shots at low magnification and an accurate reticle for long-distance shots, without electronics or batteries.

Yes, Quigley-Ford is the first and only brand to offer patented dual focal plane technology without electronics, making it a reliable choice for hunters seeking versatility in both medium- and long-range shots.

Yes, especially our DFP scopes with their extra bold horizontal line, which are designed to enhance visibility in low-light conditions, making them ideal for early-morning or late-evening hunts.

Higher magnification is ideal for long-range shots, while lower magnification offers a wider field of view for close-range and moving targets. Quigley-Ford offers scopes with varying magnifications to suit all hunting needs.

Every Quigley-Ford scope is backed by our Full Lifetime Warranty. This means that your scope is guaranteed to last as long as you do. If it ever fails, we’ll repair or replace it—no questions asked. We’re committed to providing a product you can rely on, season after season, for a lifetime of hunting.

Yes, Quigley-Ford scopes are designed to be easy to use for hunters of all experience levels. The custom-etched reticle allows for quick and simple aiming, making it accessible for beginners.