JeremyP from United States, NH Public Profile

The Tango MSR is one of the best 1-10 budget LPVOs. The glass is pretty darn good and very clear in all but the highest magnification range where it isn't as clear but still solid. This is common with ALL of the budget LPVOs out there and the Tango MSR is one of the better ones at max 10x magnification. The eye box is also excellent but does tighten up at 10x. Again, the Sig is still one of the better ones of the budget scopes out there. I like the reticle and it is pretty visible at the brightest setting in sunlight. It's not red dot bright but it works fine for the purpose.

The Tango MSR comes with a mount and it's actually a very good, solid mount and not some throw away. Another thing to point out is that it also comes with a throw lever to make changing the magnification quick and easy. The magnification adjustment ring is nice and firm and does take some effort, which I prefer so it isn't easily moved if bumped but easy enough to adjust when you need it to. I would have preferred capless turrets but it's not needed with a LPVO as the BDC reticle is what you want to make your holds. The scope has .5 MOA adjustment clicks. I would have preferred .25 MOA but it's fine for this type of scope and it's intended use.

The last thing I'll add here is that it also includes an excellent set of scope caps that fold flat against the scope. For the short money these things go for, Sig really did add some really nice add-ons to this scope... the mount, throw lever and scope caps are

I've had a few adjustable gas blocks over the past decade and they always end up getting caked up and the adjustment mechanism gets locked up. The other issue is the adjustments and knowing where your setting is. Yes, you can count the number of clicks from full closed but you can't see where you are at in the range. The Riflespeed solves for both of these problems. It has an awesome adjust ring that you can adjust with your fingers and a number indicator so you know EXACTLY where you are in the adjustment range. Perfect for those that like to shoot suppressed and unsuppressed with different setting for each. To make it even better, the gas block is super easy to disassemble and keep clean vs all the rest that use a screw. The old screw style adjustable gas blocks are fine for those who just need to 'set it and forget it' but if you have a need or want to be able to adjust your gas setting for suppressed or unsuppressed shooting or for different ammo, then the Riflespeed is absolutely the way to go. Get one! The Riflespeed is more expensive but absolutely worth it.