March Genesis - 400 MOA in the Turret

[ELR Researcher]

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1591100634321479

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I would guess its a frozen scope in adjustable mounts.

 

[ELR Researcher]

I would guess its a frozen scope in adjustable mounts.

The video suggests nothing of the sort. All the elevation is in the turret(s)

 

[Jay Christopherson]

I'd agree with Alex - keeps the reticle centered in the tube throughout the entire range of adjustment? 400 MOA of elevation in the turret? Built in rings? My guess is a built-in adjustable mount (the big ugly square box), rather than internal adjustments.

Ivey-in-a-box.

 

[Sniper338]

I dont care to see the price tag... lol.

Im interested in the reticle... a FFP at 25x can be too fat in the reticle for my liking still... but to more than double it? The 3/32 dot on the high master has been my fav for 60X.. but its for targets.. you cant see that dot in low light conditions either. Ita be interesting to hear on this scope what they did...

 

[R.Morehouse]

I am sure we will know the full scoop in short order once a few guys get them in hand.....

 

[URSA Facilitator]

I just ordered one from March Options, the first order they have taken. $5000.00 plus $50 shipping, they expect to start shipping in four (4) months. Orders are being taken now but cards will not be run until the scopes are received (as in you have about 4 months to save up/get your available credit level up).

No reticle options, no info on “accessories” at this time. BTW, March has done magic with FFP in regards the thickness of the reticle, NOT increasing it as you go further out and up in magnification. Since we (URSA) shoot at known distances (starting at 2000+ yards), we have no need for mil, just don’t want to lose the target in the crosshairs. My other scopes, which I’m selling off, are all SFP.

My only question is whether I will need a tall Pic rail (zero MOA) underneath because my barrels are 45” long. Still TBD.

The March Optics contact is George at (360)733-5351, option #1. Please be patient with George in his order processing because they have a new system and it will take a few minutes for each order.

Now to square this with the Good Lord.

 

[JimPag]

I am sure we will know the full scoop in short order once a few guys get them in hand.....

At that price I'll throw in another grand and buy me 2 more K1050's.

 

[johara1]

From the numbers on eye relief you are going to bleed....... jim

 

[Zero333]

It's a novel idea.

My only criticism is that it looks fragile.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I sure wont knock scope advancement. We need it. If these track true and hold zero, it really is a game changer.

 

[jimmymac]

Now to square this with my wife.

Fixed it for you.

 

[Medic505]

1.5 kg = 3.3 lbs. It's not a lightweight!

 

[Alex Wheeler]

The video suggests nothing of the sort. All the elevation is in the turret(s)

Just look at it. Turrets in the rear, pivot point up front. We'll know for sure if the ocular lens moves up and down with adjustments. Adjustable mounts inside a box with external turrets.

 

[B Nettesheim]

Just look at it!

 

[dmoran]

Cool concept.... hopefully its everything as advertised.
But at $5000 and 1.5kg (53-oz / 3.3-lbs), it won't be for everybody.

I like new innovation.....
Donovan

 

[Hydenseek]

neat!

 

[ryanjay11]

BTW, March has done magic with FFP in regards the thickness of the reticle, NOT increasing it as you go further out and up in magnification.

Please explain this comment.

 

[ELR Researcher]

Fixed it for you.

It was absolutely correct as I posted it, no wife to deal with, just me and the Good Lord.

 

[ELR Researcher]

Please explain this comment.

Confirmed with March this AM. Contact them for details...IF they will share them.