Delta Optical Stryker 4.5-30x56

[260AckImp]

Hello everyone

Have read the great thread from @Ledd Slinger detailing the 5-50x56 Delta Stryker, im now wondering if anyone here has used the 4.5-30x56 FFP Delta Stryker?

Thanks

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Hello everyone

Have read the great thread from @Ledd Slinger detailing the 5-50x56 Delta Stryker, im now wondering if anyone here has used the 4.5-30x56 FFP Delta Stryker?

Thanks

The Trijicon versions are better because they have lifetime warranty, come with Tenebraex caps, and better parallax adjustment. That being said, I have had the Trijicon Accupower 4.5-30x56 going on 4 years now but it’s SFP. The glass is second to none. It is as rock solid as any scope out there, and tracks/performs perfectly in any weather or temperature condition in the field. Only downside is the weight at 38 oz. But it is probably my favorite scope to date.

I also have the Trijicon Tenmile 4-24x50 with 30mm tube but have only mounted it on a rifle. Haven’t shot with it or used it in the field yet. Turrets feel excellent and glass is razor sharp so I expect good things. Best part is the weight is 27 oz

 

[260AckImp]

The Trijicon versions are better because they have lifetime warranty, come with Tenebraex caps, and better parallax adjustment. That being said, I have had the Trijicon Accupower 4.5-30x56 going on 4 years now but it’s SFP. The glass is second to none. It is as rock solid as any scope out there, and tracks/performs perfectly in any weather or temperature condition in the field. Only downside is the weight at 38 oz. But it is probably my favorite scope to date.

I also have the Trijicon Tenmile 4-24x50 with 30mm tube but have only mounted it on a rifle. Haven’t shot with it or used it in the field yet. Turrets feel excellent and glass is razor sharp so I expect good things. Best part is the weight is 27 oz

Are the Trijicon and the Delta the same scope apart from those few differences? Do they run the same glass?

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Are the Trijicon and the Delta the same scope apart from those few differences? Do they run the same glass?

Yes I believe so. Both same base specs and both made in Japanese LOW factory for each company.
Trijicon also has “tool-less”turret cap removal design which is really nice when zeroing a rifle.

 

[hogpatrol]

I had the early Trijicon Accupower 50x version mounted on a 28 Nosler but for my mission, didn't need that much power.. Switched to the 30x version and it suits. Both scopes have been discontinued and are FFP. In my opinion, the zero stop design is better than the NF.

 

[Txhillbilly]

Yes I believe so. Both same base specs and both made in Japanese LOW factory for each company.
Trijicon also has “tool-less”turret cap removal design which is really nice when zeroing a rifle.

LOW produces that scope body for many different scope companies. The bodies are the same, but everything else is built to whatever the scope company specs the scope with.
I have an Athlon Cronus and the Delta Stryker HD. Body wise they are the same scope, Turrets are different in looks and feel, Reticle's are different between brands, Glass quality / Coatings are different between brands.

The Cronus is a great scope, but I do like the tool-less locking turrets on the Stryker HD a lot more. The glass quality is pretty close between the two, but I like the reticle choices better with the Stryker HD.

Athlon, Delta, Trijicon, Tract, Maven, Leica, and a few other's use this scope body design from LOW.

 

[Ledd Slinger]

Yeah it’s like building specs and options on a new truck. I like the reticle options on the Delta best as well, but everything else I like better on the Trijicon