Reviews & Ratings for Kahles K624i 6-24x56 Rifle Scope — 7 reviews — Page 1

I have to say. I have not spent a lot of time with Scopes, but funny to say after purchase of this scope and going from place to place to look through just about everyone of them on the market.
I was recommended to take a look at the Kahles as it is pretty much a Schmidt & Bender with a lower price. I gotta say the local shop let us take it out side to look through it we put it next to a Night Force both with equal specs and both looking very nice. But the Kahles was clearer. And I thought the eye relief was nicer.
So after getting it, mounting it, and taking it out I then got to spend time looking through friends scopes and I have to say that is were I realized I had mad the right decision. This was now the reason I can leave a 5 star review. Looking out at 1000 yards on all eight targets ranging form 8" to 24" I could visualize and adjust the cross hairs on all.

As stated I am just learning so I will not go as far as saying I hit any of them, but I did at 500 yards.

My recommendation is if you can afford to go up to this, you will not be disappointed sited it in @ 100 yards and it was as every bit as nice @ 1000 yards.

I bought this scope (SKMR2) from Optics Planet after several recommendations by others...I put it in a Bobro QD 20MOA mount and boresighted it on a LMT MW8...on the third shot hit the plate at 300 yards (holding). Lightweight and more light transmitted than anything I have or used before. No tunneling at low power like some others...I own the others, too BTW. I think a lot can be attributed to the staightforward 4X multiplier.

Absolutely fantastic scope Crystal clear optics rivaling anything currently on the market except for maybe the Schmidt PMII. Very close. I think the MOA reticle in the Kahles is easier to use than the Nightforce MOA reticles Really like the first focal plane and center dot of the MOA reticle.

I was in the market for a Hensoldt 4-16x56mm scope, and they were impossible to find. I stumbled across this Kahles 624i, and decided to take a chance on it. All I can say is "wow". This is a nice optic, and far exceeded my expectations. I have it mounted on a Sig SSG 3000 (German model) and the scope is incredible. The clarity, brightness, and overall quality is unmatched at this price point and many price points higher. I liked it so much that I bought a second one for another long-range gun.
Pros: Value, Clarity, Reticle, Price
Cons: Would like a 4-16x56mm version

I read quite a bit about these on the forums before I pulled the trigger...and they didn't let me down. For its price and features, there isn't a better buy. Mounted it on a AI 338 LaPua and will never look back. Love the turret sand the reticle is perfect.
Pros: glass, coatings, turrets, pretty much everything

In general the parallax knob took a little getting used to, but within an hour or so it seemed to me that it should be there. I really like that the reticle can be adjusted on the left side. The zoom control is the proper - not too tight amount of friction. Kahles is the tactical arm of Swarovski, so I expected it to be good.
Pros: Very high quality turrets, easy to read, zero stop is easy to setup, very good illuminated reticle.
Cons: Some may not like the parallax knob on the top turret.