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Pricey. Good.
If you want an a true 1-power LPVO that goes up to 10x and has adjustable parallax, your choices are:
- This scope.
- This scope, but with a different reticle.
Glass is excellent, clear, no colouration, no distortion through the full range of adjustment. Adjustments are precise, turrets are high-quality with highly positive clicks, but they don't lock, and the paint on the numbers has a tendency to fade under heavy handling, making them hard to read. Easy to set zero and zero stop. Parallax adjustment is smooth, easy, and goes all the way down to ten meters.
Illumination is a bit lackluster. Not terrible, but not truly daylight-bright.
- This scope.
- This scope, but with a different reticle.
Glass is excellent, clear, no colouration, no distortion through the full range of adjustment. Adjustments are precise, turrets are high-quality with highly positive clicks, but they don't lock, and the paint on the numbers has a tendency to fade under heavy handling, making them hard to read. Easy to set zero and zero stop. Parallax adjustment is smooth, easy, and goes all the way down to ten meters.
Illumination is a bit lackluster. Not terrible, but not truly daylight-bright.
Pros:
- Versatile
- Good eye relief
- Rugged and Durable
- Parallax adjustable
- Top of the line glass
- Top of the line precision and accuracy
- Light for feature set
Cons:
- Turrets don't lock
- Turret markings fade over time
- Illumination not so bright
Best Used for:
- just about anything
Would recommend: Yes