way over kill plain and simple..like i said out of contextSo if it's good at ELR or 2 miles, that makes it no good at 1 mile ???? I'm not seeing why. Enlighten me
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way over kill plain and simple..like i said out of contextSo if it's good at ELR or 2 miles, that makes it no good at 1 mile ???? I'm not seeing why. Enlighten me
I’m fan, tried the recon gen 1 and loved It, then a terminator. Big and heavy but very capable.Valdada terminator for the win
Its hard to turn loose the coin but if you aint weight restricted i cant think of a better more solid scope available at any price besides the new side focus model i havent bought yetI’m fan, tried the recon gen 1 and loved It, then a terminator. Big and heavy but very capable.
We share that opinion!Its hard to turn loose the coin but if you aint weight restricted i cant think of a better more solid scope available at any price besides the new side focus model i havent bought yet
Really, you can't think of better, more solid scope, at any price?Its hard to turn loose the coin but if you aint weight restricted i cant think of a better more solid scope available at any price besides the new side focus model i havent bought yet
But its a march, which is a turnoff to most that were around in their early days, its externally adjustable which is a turnoff, and it cant be set in different rings to change the height. March scopes, not including that thing which ive never seen, are always darker when set side by side with others. Seems i only see the march majority in f-class anymore. I guess yall buy em all upReally, you can't think of better, more solid scope, at any price?
Here is one of many that fit those specs:
View attachment 1316356It's called the March Genesis 6-60X56 HM. It has Super ED glass (the 2 elements at the objective,) it weighs just 3 ounces more than the scope you're touting and it's a quarter inch shorter., but the neat part is that the Genesis does not require any additional hardware such as rings or inclined rail or whatnot; it just mounts directly on the Picatinny rail on top your rifle.
The Genesis has 400MOA (114MIL) of elevation to compared to that puny 100MOA, but there are two other distinctions with that large travel. Instead of the 50MOA up and 50MOA down with which you're so enthralled, the Genesis has 350MOA (100MIL) up and 50MOA (14MIL) down and has 150MOA (40MIL) of windage.
Since it's an external adjustment, you're always looking right through the middle of the riflescope, even at the extreme end of travel. That's really important because the IQ through the Super-ED lens system of the Genesis is nothing short of breathtaking and it would be a real shame to not take full advantage of it as the distance increases and you crank in more elevation.
It's the same glass as found in my March-X 10-60X56 HM that allows me to shoot year-round at 50X in F-class competition, regardless of mirage conditions; when others on the line wind down their magnification because the target is one big blur of crazed black amoeba, I stay at 50X and can still see the rings and hold on them. I'm not saying that Super ED glass is mirage-proof; I'm saying that the IQ does not degrade as quickly with Super ED glass compared to lesser glass. Of course, since my 10-50X56 HM is not a Genesis design, I mounted it on a 20 MOA rail using Burris Signature XTR rings with the inserts to get me in the middle of the optics at 1000 yards, where I do most of my shooting with this rifle.
Never forget that Deon, the makers of March scopes, are the ones who introduced ED glass in riflescopes 14 years ago and are currently the only ones using Super ED glass. They have the most experience with ED and Super ED glass in riflescope of ANY makers.
Yes, this riflescope is spendy at over $6k, but Dusty said at ANY price, and I just had to set him straight.
This is the ultimate in ELR riflescope currently. Nothing else comes close due to its innovative design and Super ED glass.
If its price tag is too much, there is the March Genesis 4-40X52 at around $5k. Same mechanism, somewhat smaller and with 248MOA (72MIL) up and 48MOA (14MIL) down.
Game. Set. Match.