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Used with a 5.56 Faxon 10.5” barrel it matched up perfectly and is shooting 1.25” groups (5 shot) at 75 yards. Highly recommend buying a bolt carrier and then getting the bolt and barrel from Faxon.
I recently started working up some subsonic loads for .338 ARC and .357 magnum and this has been absolutely essential. Two of my friends had it before me and after getting hands on I have zero doubt this will serve my purposes as well as the Garmin I was looking at originally.
For the price this optic is excellent. It is perfect for a .22LR for plinking and pest control. I usually spend $500-700 on scopes but wanted something a bit more budget for a rimfire. This scope is well designed and the glass is very good - not Leupold VX-3 good but really only matters the last few minutes of season. The design is top notch - the turrets are finger adjust with numbers and can be zeroed so you can run it with caps on or capless if shooting longer range. Illumination is simple and the adjustments are exactly what you need and nothing more. Everything is smooth. Will defiantly be my go-to for future .22 optics
Switches between my .22 and .338 upper and unlike a QD sling stud it moves more freely on the QD hole on the HDPDW brace. Perfect match if you use the HDPDW brace!
Update - the windage is spot on. Long story short, there was something else at play when I reported 1/2 moa clicks for windage. I shot 6 groups of ten shots at two different windage and it was spot on for all groups.
I bought a second scope same as the first as well - I really like GPO products and after being a Leupold only scope guy (vari-x 3 and vx-3 primarly) for 30 years, I switched to GPO after trying their 8x56mm binoculars. The binos offered a much wider FOV at 8x than my previous 7x50mm from another name brand. I prefer this scope to my Leupold vx-3 3.5-10x50mm and my 4.5-14x50mm.
The zero-stop elevation turret is also very clever. It takes a moment to read the instructions for how to set up, but once I figured it out it's excellent.
Scope has excellent glass, feels very high-quality, and I really like the rheostat like variable brightness for the illuminated center dot. Glass is better than my Leupold VX-3 scopes. The elevation turret is exactly 1/4 MOA per click but the windage is exactly 1/2 MOA per click… which is strange. I bought a second one for another gun so I’ll find out if both scopes are the same, or if I got a weird one.
These rings are easier to take on and off. Fit and finish and quality is the same.
The main difference is that the quick release lever is longer, which gives more leverage. Also, the clamp threads are finer; less pressure is needed to get a firm clamp on a piccatiny rail. Overall, I prefer these to the Leopold.