Yes it is.
It's about the same length of a NF comp. but 13 + oz. heavier.
Turrets are crisp. I'll get it out tomorrow and get a good look through it.
I'll see how it does @1000yds. against a couple of other scopes.
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March majesta scope
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It's about the same length of a NF comp. but 13 + oz. heavier.
Turrets are crisp. I'll get it out tomorrow and get a good look through it.
I'll see how it does @1000yds. against a couple of other scopes.
ranger0787
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Just ran my hands all over the scope. Nice. I didn't like the black sunshade, so my coatings guy is going to match the color to the scope...now, if only the rifle would come back from the gumsmith...
My understanding is that the body of the scope is the only item that was meant to be the titanium gray color, and all the doodads and add-ons are black. This two-tone look is very distinctive. The sunshade is an add-on. I always have a sunshade on my riflescopes, mainly for protection of the very expensive and critical objective element. I actually like the black sunshade in front of the grey body; it has a certain cachet, a certain je ne sais quoi, so to speak. In other words, it looks cool.
ranger0787
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ranger0787
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Not yet; just finished taking it out of the epoxy, plumb & level. Can't get to the range until @ 1.5 weeks. After my daughter goes back to school. I'll post pics through the targetcam
Shot one at a midrange match today--UNBELIEVABLE. It was a perfect day for any scope with clear blue skies and sun in front of the targets. Looking through the Majesta today was just enjoyable. The eye box is very generous and the image is bright, crisp and incredibly clear. I've been using NF Comps and March 10-60x56 High Masters. I didn't make any direct comparisons today but can say I wasn't wishing for or wanting any other scope.
You can put the center dot wherever you want. Any leg of the X or any position on a ring.
Mine has the WFD reticle that facilitates perfect framing of the 10 ring with its center segmented circle. If you set up for center hold on prevailing wind, you can quickly verify center and fire with confidence. At 600 yards and 80X the stadia lines serve to verify zero cant. You can tell that running at lower power to have all the features at 600 of the segmented circle and the target frame references would make those shots that you hope are where you want them, due to mirage (sorry, I just can't say shimmer) much more confidently.
Despite wet grass and 97 degree temperature there was little mirage today. In fact I had a hard time picking up mirage with my Kowa 773 and the LER eyepiece. I ran the March at 80 all day and, as usual with the High Masters, they give you a clearer view of the mirage allowing you to ascertain direction without impairing target clarity. I am not talking about a nasty heavy mirage day. Everyone has trouble on those days.
The turrets are fantastic, large with great tactile feedback. I didn't use the shuriken (SP?) locks at all.
I did zoom out a few times to verify I was on my target. I didn't have to zoom out much. Funny, but I can't remember if I used the scope to peek at my neighbors target(s). I likely used the spotting scope for that. So I can't comment on the benefits of the wide angle as habit made me spend some time on the spotting scope.
All in all, the scope is amazing. It is great to have a reticle designed to help with F-Class shooting and it was a pleasure to use it all day. Several guys looked through the scope and all were impressed. One sling shooter declared that it was cheating to use a scope like that. Shhh--don't tell--it is!
Hank
You can put the center dot wherever you want. Any leg of the X or any position on a ring.
Mine has the WFD reticle that facilitates perfect framing of the 10 ring with its center segmented circle. If you set up for center hold on prevailing wind, you can quickly verify center and fire with confidence. At 600 yards and 80X the stadia lines serve to verify zero cant. You can tell that running at lower power to have all the features at 600 of the segmented circle and the target frame references would make those shots that you hope are where you want them, due to mirage (sorry, I just can't say shimmer) much more confidently.
Despite wet grass and 97 degree temperature there was little mirage today. In fact I had a hard time picking up mirage with my Kowa 773 and the LER eyepiece. I ran the March at 80 all day and, as usual with the High Masters, they give you a clearer view of the mirage allowing you to ascertain direction without impairing target clarity. I am not talking about a nasty heavy mirage day. Everyone has trouble on those days.
The turrets are fantastic, large with great tactile feedback. I didn't use the shuriken (SP?) locks at all.
I did zoom out a few times to verify I was on my target. I didn't have to zoom out much. Funny, but I can't remember if I used the scope to peek at my neighbors target(s). I likely used the spotting scope for that. So I can't comment on the benefits of the wide angle as habit made me spend some time on the spotting scope.
All in all, the scope is amazing. It is great to have a reticle designed to help with F-Class shooting and it was a pleasure to use it all day. Several guys looked through the scope and all were impressed. One sling shooter declared that it was cheating to use a scope like that. Shhh--don't tell--it is!
Hank
I want to explain a little bit about the shuriken locks. Some people question the usefulness of such locks on the Majesta. Why do you need to lock the turrets in F-class? I completely agree, but then I ask why do you need such incredible turrets in F-Class? The shuriken turrets are among the best in the industry for tactile feedback, audible feedback, precise clicks and total lack of backlash. These turrets are the culmination of years of design and testing. Once they got the turrets they wanted, DEON is incorporating the shuriken turrets into a wide range of their riflescopes. Over at snipershide, they get rave reviews, and for good reasons.
Now the Majesta is the first new long range SFP riflescope from DEON since 2019 (March-X 10-60X56 HM). It incorporates everything that has been developed, tested and rolled out by DEON since 2019: High Master lens system with Super ED glass, Wide Angle Eyepiece, Fast focus eyepiece, Shuriken lock turrets with the tool less zero stop. All these components represent the state of the art. They have been assembled into the Majesta and it has set a new standard in long range high magnification riflescopes.
BTW, I now lock the turrets when I put my rifle in the case.
Now the Majesta is the first new long range SFP riflescope from DEON since 2019 (March-X 10-60X56 HM). It incorporates everything that has been developed, tested and rolled out by DEON since 2019: High Master lens system with Super ED glass, Wide Angle Eyepiece, Fast focus eyepiece, Shuriken lock turrets with the tool less zero stop. All these components represent the state of the art. They have been assembled into the Majesta and it has set a new standard in long range high magnification riflescopes.
BTW, I now lock the turrets when I put my rifle in the case.
Patiently waited, received end of July. Mounted on new build and went to the range. Absolutely magnificent !! As usual with Deon (March), the glass clarity is second to none. In my opinion, perhaps the best scope on the planet and will dominate the F Class marketplace. The new reticle designed specifically for F Class is exceptional. Well worth the wait.
Will be interesting to see when Deon puts these optics on the Genesis platform, ELR hang on …..
Will be interesting to see when Deon puts these optics on the Genesis platform, ELR hang on …..
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Actually, March sells lightweight titanium rings in Majesta colour. Seems odd that Deon did not provide sunshade in same colour, with scope, sunshade, rings and leather lens caps, makes for a pleasing arrangement, more cool …..
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March lightweight titanium rings in Majesta colour. Good looking.
The March titanium rings to which you refer are actually a product of Marchscopes UK. They are excellent rings and for those who are colo(u)r conscious, a good alternative. I opted for the Burris XTR Signature rings with the inserts, which I used to get my riflescope within a few MOAs of optical center at 1000 yards. At these prices, I want the very best IQ possible at 1000 yards.
You can get the titanium rings here.
www.marchscopes.co.uk
You can get the titanium rings here.
MARCH Scopes Superlight Titanium Rings - MARCH Scopes
These are a new and very clever design in which the full diameter of the scope body has contact with the titanium ring, when mounted correctly (see below) this will not mark or stress your scope in any way. The rings have been precisely CNC manufactured with Aircraft grade Titanium. We...
www.marchscopes.co.uk
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I sent an email to Gary Costello (Marchscopes UK) to inquire if they would offer the sunshade in Majesta colour. Haven’t heard back, but hope so. Deon is surveying customers input as to the new colour for the sunshade. If either don’t, I will have a local shop match the colour and do my current black sunshade. Will probably cost less. Also, inquired about the ocular leather cap for the Majesta.The March titanium rings to which you refer are actually a product of Marchscopes UK. They are excellent rings and for those who are colo(u)r conscious, a good alternative. I opted for the Burris XTR Signature rings with the inserts, which I had used to get my riflescope within a few MOAs of optical center at 1000 yards. At these prices, I want the very best IQ possible at 1000 yards.
You can get the titanium rings here.
MARCH Scopes Superlight Titanium Rings - MARCH Scopes
These are a new and very clever design in which the full diameter of the scope body has contact with the titanium ring, when mounted correctly (see below) this will not mark or stress your scope in any way. The rings have been precisely CNC manufactured with Aircraft grade Titanium. We...
Honestly, given the quality and price of the Majesta I am suprised Deon does not offer these accessories in the new colour.
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Tim Singleton
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Anymore field use reports?
FNSafari
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The scope prolly cost more than the gun. Dump the gun and build one that matches the scope
dump a Kelbly action, makes senseThe scope prolly cost more than the gun. Dump the gun and build one that matches the scope
ranger0787
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Project parts enroute...
tom
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I've had one day out with favorable lighting, and some moderate mirage. I like it so far, although personal preference would have had me wanting to shoot around 50x with the mod disk in place.....speaking just from a resolution standpoint. Just gotta figure out how to make 17 lbs now! 5 moa in the rings, combined with 20 moa rail had me 3.625 moa from vertically centered, and with whatever conditions about 0.875 from windage centered. This on a 6 BRA in the high node (3,0teens)
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