Sightron SVSS 10-50x60 #27008?

[flatlander]

I'm looking for a wholesaler who has the Sightron SV 10-50x60 #27008 scope in stock. Haven't done a lot of looking yet, but in checking with the wholesalers I usually do business with, I haven't found anyone who has these in stock. Lance, you have any suggestions on where to look? I found one in the older classifieds here, and sent a reply to the guy, but haven't heard back from him yet. His listing was back in Nov. of last year, so it might be gone by now - but if he's sold it, he hasn't posted about it yet.

 

[std7mag]

Yup, contact Lancexxx.

 

[bigted]

I'm looking for a wholesaler who has the Sightron SV 10-50x60 #27008 scope in stock. Haven't done a lot of looking yet, but in checking with the wholesalers I usually do business with, I haven't found anyone who has these in stock. Lance, you have any suggestions on where to look? I found one in the older classifieds here, and sent a reply to the guy, but haven't heard back from him yet. His listing was back in Nov. of last year, so it might be gone by now - but if he's sold it, he hasn't posted about it yet.

shooters corner he is the dit. for them

 

[flatlander]

I got with Lancexxx and have one ordered through him. Thanks for the feedback guys.

 

[ccollier]

Dennis,

I think you are really going to like the 27008. I'm a huge Nightforce fan and have been for many years and don't see that changing anytime soon. But my Sightron SV 10-50x60 #27008 is proving to be an exceptional scope. The dual speed side parallax adjustment is very intuitive, and worth the price of admission. I have mine on my Vudoo V-22s, and its set up for shooting F-class. I hope you enjoy yours as much as I'm enjoying mine.
Take care, Shane

 

[sandhillshunter]

I believe this is the Sightron scope my son has on one of his F-Class rifles. You will be happy with it!

 

[flatlander]

Dennis,

I think you are really going to like the 27008. I'm a huge Nightforce fan and have been for many years and don't see that changing anytime soon. But my Sightron SV 10-50x60 #27008 is proving to be an exceptional scope. The dual speed side parallax adjustment is very intuitive, and worth the price of admission. I have mine on my Vudoo V-22s, and its set up for shooting F-class. I hope you enjoy yours as much as I'm enjoying mine.
Take care, Shane

Shane,

I've currently got a Sightron SIII 45x45 on my V-22S, and am not unhappy with it, but from what I've read & heard about the SV 10-50x60, I thought it would be worth trying one on that rifle. Should be hearing from Lance before long on the status of the order...

 

[paulT]

Whats the weight and body tube size with the SV 10X50X60.

 

[ccollier]

Magnification	10-50x
Objective Lens Diameter	60mm
Eye Relief	3.8 - 4.5 inches
Field of View	9.6 - 2.2ft @100 yds
Tube Size	34mm
Turret Style	Tactical (Resettable)
Zero Stop	No
Click Value	1/8 MOA @ 100 yards
Minutes Per Revolution	10 MOA
Max Elevation Adjustment	70 MOA @ 100 yards
Max Windage Adjustment	60 MOA @ 100 yards
Parallax Setting	13 yds to Infinity
Focus Type	Side Focus
Reticle Type	Target Dot .1
Focal Plane	Second
Illumination	No
Finish	Matte Black
Waterproof	Yes - IPX 7 rated
Anti-Reflection Tech	Exclusive Zact-7 Revcoat Multi-coating
Fog Proof	Yes
Length	16.5 inches
Weight	42.7 oz
Sunshade	Included
Item Number	27208
UPC Code	793139-272085
Model Name	SVSSED1050X60TD

 

[paulT]

Magnification	10-50x
Objective Lens Diameter	60mm
Eye Relief	3.8 - 4.5 inches
Field of View	9.6 - 2.2ft @100 yds
Tube Size	34mm
Turret Style	Tactical (Resettable)
Zero Stop	No
Click Value	1/8 MOA @ 100 yards
Minutes Per Revolution	10 MOA
Max Elevation Adjustment	70 MOA @ 100 yards
Max Windage Adjustment	60 MOA @ 100 yards
Parallax Setting	13 yds to Infinity
Focus Type	Side Focus
Reticle Type	Target Dot .1
Focal Plane	Second
Illumination	No
Finish	Matte Black
Waterproof	Yes - IPX 7 rated
Anti-Reflection Tech	Exclusive Zact-7 Revcoat Multi-coating
Fog Proof	Yes
Length	16.5 inches
Weight	42.7 oz
Sunshade	Included
Item Number	27208
UPC Code	793139-272085
Model Name	SVSSED1050X60TD

Thank you ccollier for info.

 

[Buzzsaw]

Im looking at the 27012 (I think) Like the Zero Stop and the 34mm tube. They are hard to find. Can anyone give me a "ballpark $$" what these are priced at??
Planning a scope purchase for a new 6mmBR being built. Love my Nightforce but don't mind saving money if there are significant savings.

 

[ccollier]

Buzzsaw,

I'd say the street price would be around 2,000 give or take.

 

[ccollier]

Shane,

I've currently got a Sightron SIII 45x45 on my V-22S, and am not unhappy with it, but from what I've read & heard about the SV 10-50x60, I thought it would be worth trying one on that rifle. Should be hearing from Lance before long on the status of the order...

Dennis,
Did you ever get your 27008 10-50x60ED? If so what's your thoughts? I'm still liking the one I have on my V-22S rimfire. I just put one on one of my centerfires, I plan to try it out this weekend if weather permits.

Shane

 

[flatlander]

Shane,
I mounted the SV on my V-22S the day I received it, but weather kept me from doing any shooting with the new scope for over a week. When I finally was able to get out to zero the scope and do some group shooting with it, I was impressed. As expected, the SV was considerably brighter than the SIII 45x45, and the geared parallax adjustment made it extremely fast & easy to get the image focused. It also has a tad more eye relief than the 45x45, which made it possible to mount it far enough to the rear for comfortable shooting without the need to crane my neck forward as I'd had to do with the 45x45. I haven't 'shot a box' to test tracking, but in the process of getting it zeroed, it responded to the adjustments I made as expected. So, to sum it up, after putting a little over 100rds through the rifle with the SV, I'm having no regrets. Yes, it's quite a bit heavier than the 45x45, but at this point, that seems like a good trade-off, with the excellent glass, geared parallax adjustment, and easier to turn elevation turret with very distinct clicks.

If they made the SV ED series in a ffp 6-24x56 with mil reticle & knobs, an internal zero-stop, 10 mils/revolution, illuminated reticle, and included the geared parallax system, I'd seriously consider buying one to compare it to the Kahles K624i scopes I have on my PRS rifles. Instead, I see that they're offering an upgraded SIII line called the PLR...since I already have a number of Athlon Cronus 4.5-29x56 scopes on the comp rifles (CF & 22RF) that don't wear a Kahles, and am well satisfied with the Athlons, I probably won't be trying a SIII PLR.

 

[ccollier]

Dennis,

I'm glad it is living up to the hype so far. I'm really enjoying mine.

Take care and shoot straight, Shane