Riton Optics X3 Conquer 6-24x50mm Rifle Scope 30mm Tube First Focal Plane
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doloutdoorsman's Review of Riton Optics X3 Conquer 6-24x50mm Rifle Scope 30mm Tube First Focal Plane
First Look At This Scope
For transparency, I am a Riton ProStaffer, however that does not mean I will skew reviews. I stand by the Riton brand. I wouldn’t be a ProStaffer if i didn’t.
I have the Riton MOD 5 6-24x50, the MOD 7 4-20x50 and the X3 6-24x50. I am a Special Forces Qualified Sniper and I have been in the US Army for 21 years, mostly Special Operations. I have seen some pretty of the chain optics over my time. Thus, I hope this review helps your decision in the right Riton optic for your rifle and needs.
Ok so the first look review:
Riton has improved its optics from the MOD series. This X3 has very audible clicks in the elevation and windage knobs, an integrated throw lever, and a zero stop system that will help you find zero when you forget to turn the dials back.
The integrated throw lever is awesome and a much needed improvement from the MOD series considering the zoom adjustment is tight, but smooth.
Unlike the MOD 5 I have, the whole reticle Illuminates. Also, there are 6 power settings of illumination with “off” between each setting. In my opinion you only need off and on.
The zero stop turret is probably my favorite feature because I forget to turn the dial back to zero every time �� be careful not to over tighten the screw or the locking mechanism when you install.
Over all, so far I have yet to shoot with it, I love the optic and it’s a great improvement from the other two I have.
IG: dol_outdoorsman
For transparency, I am a Riton ProStaffer, however that does not mean I will skew reviews. I stand by the Riton brand. I wouldn’t be a ProStaffer if i didn’t.
I have the Riton MOD 5 6-24x50, the MOD 7 4-20x50 and the X3 6-24x50. I am a Special Forces Qualified Sniper and I have been in the US Army for 21 years, mostly Special Operations. I have seen some pretty of the chain optics over my time. Thus, I hope this review helps your decision in the right Riton optic for your rifle and needs.
Ok so the first look review:
Riton has improved its optics from the MOD series. This X3 has very audible clicks in the elevation and windage knobs, an integrated throw lever, and a zero stop system that will help you find zero when you forget to turn the dials back.
The integrated throw lever is awesome and a much needed improvement from the MOD series considering the zoom adjustment is tight, but smooth.
Unlike the MOD 5 I have, the whole reticle Illuminates. Also, there are 6 power settings of illumination with “off” between each setting. In my opinion you only need off and on.
The zero stop turret is probably my favorite feature because I forget to turn the dial back to zero every time �� be careful not to over tighten the screw or the locking mechanism when you install.
Over all, so far I have yet to shoot with it, I love the optic and it’s a great improvement from the other two I have.
IG: dol_outdoorsman
Pros:
- Price
- clear glass
- zero stop
- Waranty
Cons:
- So far, none
Best Used for:
- hunting
- Targets
- Deer
- Longrange shooting.
- terrorist
Would Recommend:
Yes
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