New long range scope

[robbor]

i need one or two new long range scopes. I see everything is getting so expensive. Any suggestions?
I'm loooking at the sightron 6-32x56 w moa-h reticle.
Any idea who has the best prices?

 

[dkhunt14]

I woukd call Euro Optics. You can do better on the phone. Matt

 

[swd]

Like Matt said, call them. The can offer you prices the manufactures won't let them advertise.

 

[T-shooter]

Try his company, based in TX. They sell about every major brand including Sightron.
https://swfa.com/optics/riflescopes.html

 

[slm9s]

Try his company, based in TX. They sell about every major brand including Sightron.
https://swfa.com/optics/riflescopes.html

+1 for swfa. Find the lowest advertised price, go to swfa and complete the price match form and they will beat that lowest price...

 

[300_whisper]

The SWFA 3-15x 42 mm is a nice scope. Same with the fixed 10X. Lots of good reviews on youtube for them. Good prices too. You can get them for $699 for the variable and $400 for the fixed.

 

[R.Morehouse]

Sightron SIII 8-32 with the LRMOA reticle may fit your needs with out breaking the bank. I had one a while back on a 300RUM and had zero issues.

 

[lawman29]

https://www.bigsupplyshop.com/Sightron-SIII-SS-8-32x56-LR-MOA-25149_p_19181.html

https://www.bigsupplyshop.com/Sightron-SIII-SS832X56LRMOA-HRifleScope-25014_p_60601.html

 

[T-shooter]

Here is a related article: https://www.ammoland.com/2016/02/best-long-range-scopes/#axzz4o2yilfKL

All the scopes are $1,500-$2,000 and up except this one. It's going for about $639.
Vortex Viper HS-T 6-24×50 Riflescope with VMR-1 Reticle (MRAD)

 

[Paul Seaman]

I just bought a Used Burris XTRII MRAD but the new version can be had for about a grand. After looking through it I am pleased! It's a 4-20x50 not quite as large as you are looking at but they do make this scope in a larger power at around the $1500 price I think Opticsplanit.com had it!

 

[jamesdmock]

I have a Sightron 10X-50X w/ MOA type reticle that I use for 600 yard competition, and I consider it one of the best values. It may not have the optics of some of the $3000 models, but the optics are good and they hold POA very well. If your budget is a little tight, look at the Sightron. James Mock

 

[ranger3]

I have two 8-32 and on 10-50 Sightrons, love them all and am really happy with them for tracking, clarity and point of aim consistency. You won't go wrong.

 

[284winner]

i need one or two new long range scopes. I see everything is getting so expensive. Any suggestions?
I'm loooking at the sightron 6-32x56 w moa-h reticle.
Any idea who has the best prices?

Certainly Sightron is ranks up near the top on good pricing of there optics.

 

[Scarface26]

Get the best scope you can afford. The innards are mor important than the glass if you're going to turn knobs, and if the scope does hold zero or track repeatably it isn't worth your money, no matter how cheap it is. Don't put 4 grand into a rifle and put a low end scope on top. That said, haven't seen any bad recommendations here, but you need to figure out what your scope is used for - an FTR scope would probably not be what you'd want on a PRS rig, for example. There's a few threads her and on the hid about selection of scope for intended shooting.

Finally, look at Vortex.

 

[CharlieNC]

Whats been discussed is fine for paper targets. If you're shooting a more rapid fire situation, larger steel targets, spotting your own misses, or hunting then a lower power ffp scope will serve better. The Sightron 6-24 ffp is an excellent value.

 

[rkittine]

Bob White at the Shooter's Corner has great prices on Sightron Scopes. Give him a call.

Bob

 

[LarryDScott]

I both use and sell Sightrons. I have seven 10-50x60s w/FC on rifles. The Sightron brand provides more quality than what you actually pay for. LDS

 

[Nomad47]

I have the LRMOA-H reticle on 2 Sightron 10-50x60 scopes. Love that reticle.

On one occasion, I needed 12.5 MOA come up for a shot on a groundhog. I didn't feel like going up to 12.5 and possibly forgetting I had made one turn plus on the turret, so I dialed up 6.5 then held on the third hash mark (6MOA on 24x). Dead groundhog.

 

[Tim Tucker]

Don't overlook the Athlon Cronus. LOW glass and build. FFP. Bright, sharp and crisp.

 

[pacificman]

I have two Sightron scopes 10x50 and 8x32 ...they have worked perfectly on prairie dog shooting
at long range for a few years now...When I need another scope I'll be buying Sightron again.