New March scope coming on 9 March 2018 - The Genesis

[DT]

3.3 pounds with 1/4 moa adjustments and a ffp reticle with enough dots to make you go cross-eyed and all for only $5,000 plus shipping.

 

[R.Morehouse]

It will sell...........No Doubt.

 

[Clearlight]

^^ Yeah , at this time there is no competition for this optic . Currently
those of us shooting ELR are using big inclined rails , holding over on the
reticle , a Tacom device with elevation prism hanging off the front of the
scope ( not ideal for a number of reasons ) , or all of the above .

I’m happy to ditch all these hinky band aid solutions for this optic .

 

[Clearlight]

So who ever is gonna buy one, lets get her on the scope checker!! Contact @tom

Can you fit a 50 or other big Magnum on your scope checker ? While this
would be awesome fun to run on a 22 lr or PPC , it’s scale suggests it’s
going to find a happy home on the heavy hardware .

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Soon we will have a scope checker capable of mounting to a pic rail. The first one I made mounts to a dovetail on a panda. Tom has a cheytac. But if it moves on a 6mm who cares right? I do not feel its the recoil that makes them move. I think its the shock/concision especially with a brake. But in general March scopes hold zero exceptionally well.

 

[Gottschall]

Is there anyway to adjust the scopes height. Like for cheek weld. Low med. or high rings for bolt clearance.

 

[Clearlight]

Im

Is there anyway to adjust the scopes height. Like for cheek weld. Low med. or high rings for bolt clearance.

I think I saw in a FB video there will be a low / med / high option ,
depending on rifle requirements . IE : chassis with full length rail will
be the high option , McMillan style stock might be low or medium .

 

[Clearlight]

3.3 pounds with 1/4 moa adjustments and a ffp reticle with enough dots to make you go cross-eyed and all for only $5,000 plus shipping.

3.3 pounds with 1/4 moa adjustments and a ffp reticle with enough dots to make you go cross-eyed and all for only $5,000 plus shipping.

Actually , from an ELR , not target shooting point of view , this
is great for fast follow up shot correction holding the correction
on the reticle .