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Excellent prism optic for the money
Written on Apr 18, 2021
This is a phenomenal optic for the money. Admittedly there is very little information about them out there. These are supposedly mil contract optics made by Steiner. They are extremely well built (and heavy), glass is phenomenal, the reticle is great, and the overall quality is just fantastic on these. I'd put it in the same class as the ACOG in terms of quality, and I own both. MSRP is similar between them as well, but at the time of this review Optics Planet has an amazing deal on these.
There seems to be some confusion about the reticle on this. The P7TR reticle is a standard BDC .mil reticle that IS NOT specific to any caliber. You calibrate it to the load you're using just like other non-caliber specific BDC reticles. It is NOT meant for a 22-250, and Steiner makes no mention of that anywhere. They simply state it is a .mil reticle. I believe the other reviewer is confusing it with the Steiner Plex S7 reticle (which is a 22-250 reticle) because the BDC's look similar. To add to that, and I am not trying to be disrespectful to the other reviewer, but it makes absolutely no sense at all to design a combat optic around a varmint round like the 22-250.
Steiner has this optic in a .308 and 5.56 reticle as well, respectively (although you can't seem to find them at the time of this review). Again, the P7TR is the universal .mil reticle for this optic. So it can be calibrated for whatever you want to shoot: 5.56, 300 BLK, .308, 7.62x39, etc.
There seems to be some confusion about the reticle on this. The P7TR reticle is a standard BDC .mil reticle that IS NOT specific to any caliber. You calibrate it to the load you're using just like other non-caliber specific BDC reticles. It is NOT meant for a 22-250, and Steiner makes no mention of that anywhere. They simply state it is a .mil reticle. I believe the other reviewer is confusing it with the Steiner Plex S7 reticle (which is a 22-250 reticle) because the BDC's look similar. To add to that, and I am not trying to be disrespectful to the other reviewer, but it makes absolutely no sense at all to design a combat optic around a varmint round like the 22-250.
Steiner has this optic in a .308 and 5.56 reticle as well, respectively (although you can't seem to find them at the time of this review). Again, the P7TR is the universal .mil reticle for this optic. So it can be calibrated for whatever you want to shoot: 5.56, 300 BLK, .308, 7.62x39, etc.
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