Reviews & Ratings for Sig Sauer Tango MSR LPVO 1-6x24mm, 30mm Tube, Rifle Scope, Second Focal Plane — 271 reviews — Page 1

Great LPVO!!! So impressed with the material quality

First thing, the color is amazing. Easy knobs to assist with wind and elevation. The red dot just adds that yeah feeling when slapping steel at 100 yards. Crystal clear view. Black or bronze just buy it. My 300 blackout rocks it like it was built for it

Love this Sig Lpvo. Clarity is really good and the build quality is exceptional. Can't beat this budget LPVO, especially at this price. Thank you Sig Sauer and Optics Planet. Always a great buying experience with OP!

This aint the best scope out there, but definitely some good bang for the buck.

I'm pleased with this optic. Got the Earth Colored, like it a lot. Appreciate the horizontal line on the left side, nice reference for leveling. The adjustment is easy, no driver needed. It is a good bargain also.

IMHO this is the very best LPVO for the price on the market. This optic outperforms optics costing hundreds of dollars more. Great for the new shooter, anyone who is on a budget, anyone who wants a very good optic for their MSR while they explore all the alternatives available, or anyone who intends to use their rifle primarily for range day (and potential home defense). A true professional or dedicated competitor may spend a huge amount more on an optic built like a tank with some additional features and magnification, but the vast majority of shooters will never need or use those features, and the true pros and dedicated competitor needs no advice on what works for them. If any shooter is at all uncertain as to what optic to buy for their MSR, I recommend you buy it - you won’t regret it.

I am very pleased with this scope. I mounted it to my AR15 without any installation complications. At the range it was easy to sight in and held zero. The lense is very clear, the zoom is easy to adjust especially with the throw lever and the illuminated reticle makes it a little easier to get a quick sight picture on target. My only complaint is the elevation and windage knobs are difficult to hear and feel. With earplugs in, I wasnt exactly sure how much of an adjustment I was making. Good news is, whatever adjustment I made, its held in place because they are firmly set in place. I would defintely buy this again and highly recommend it.

I was looking for a good quality, LPVO that did not break the bank, and I wanted a brand that I trusted. After doing some research, this is what I landed on, and I could not be happier. Everything installed with ease, all the torque specs are written clearly on the parts, and after spending a couple sessions at the range with it, it does exactly what I needed it to do! Probably could’ve done without the red dot, but it is a nice addition if I decide to use it.

Easy to mount. Zoom adjustment knob is nice to have. Scope is a lil heavier than I thought. Haven't taken it out and sighted it in but overall I'm happy.

The quality of the glass and construction is over all very nice.
The zoom ring is nice but doesn't trigger the knob-gasim that higher end scopes do. But still, you're only able to shake a small stick at it.

Really like how the dust caps fold flat when open. Way better than dual flags waving proudly in the recoil.

The illuminated red dot, "for my application", will rarely be used. But is very crisp with enough brightness levels to appease any connoisseur of tiny red dots.

I kinda like the use of torque info printed on the scope & mount as a way to inform and add a little style. Useful styling is always a plus!

As far as function goes, well it's got an easy to see recital and holds 0 even under heave recoil. I tested it on my S&W 460. So with it's new forever home on my 22LR it'll outlast the rifle for sure!

Would I put it on a bigger rifle? "Personally" no. You absolutely can with no issues, but for me, as a long range hunter, I strive for one shot one kill and I need that extra magnification in my old age. LOL

And yes I would recommend it, might even get another one... gotta butter up the wife first. ;)