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SIG SAUER Tango-MSR Compact 1-6x24mm LPVO 30mm Rifle Scope Combo, Second Focal Plane
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Laird Poff's Review of SIG SAUER Tango-MSR Compact 1-6x24mm LPVO 30mm Rifle Scope Combo, Second Focal Plane
Haven’t shot it mounted but quality looks great and optics good as far as I’m concerned. The compactness was what I was after to mount on Smith & Wesson’s or Rugers folding Carbines.
Biggest complaint is red dot set up. It is useless as sold. Red dot controls are on left side of Romeo and closest to scope. In This set up is impossible to turn on/off or adjust. I have very small hand and I can only manipulate controls with L shaped hex keys. My fingers can’t get between red dot and scope.
Options are: 1. Remove protective metal shield around red dot and small fingered people can probably manipulate. Here you lose the strong protection around the optic. But the plastic lens cover can then be used. The plastic lens cover can’t be used with the metal sleeve anyways. 2. Throw away the 45 degree offset and find a top mount sight base for red dot. (Available on Amazon.)
Not much user forethought was put into this set up by Sig. It is not something you’d expect from a company of this caliber.
I could have save more money by buying the scope separately and setting up my own red dot optics that were user friendly.
I’m kinda on edge about saying I’d recommend. Buyer just has to be aware of shortcomings.
Biggest complaint is red dot set up. It is useless as sold. Red dot controls are on left side of Romeo and closest to scope. In This set up is impossible to turn on/off or adjust. I have very small hand and I can only manipulate controls with L shaped hex keys. My fingers can’t get between red dot and scope.
Options are: 1. Remove protective metal shield around red dot and small fingered people can probably manipulate. Here you lose the strong protection around the optic. But the plastic lens cover can then be used. The plastic lens cover can’t be used with the metal sleeve anyways. 2. Throw away the 45 degree offset and find a top mount sight base for red dot. (Available on Amazon.)
Not much user forethought was put into this set up by Sig. It is not something you’d expect from a company of this caliber.
I could have save more money by buying the scope separately and setting up my own red dot optics that were user friendly.
I’m kinda on edge about saying I’d recommend. Buyer just has to be aware of shortcomings.
Would Recommend:
Yes