Sightron SIII SS Long Range 10-50x60mm 30mm Tube Rifle Scope, Second Focal Plane
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Damn good long distance rifle scope
The official model name is Sightron SIIISS1050x60LRIRMOA. How is that for a mouthful?
I have to tell you that I am impressed. The view is bright and clear all the way to the edges with no distortion. The oversize target knobs have large characters (easier on old eyes) and tactical turrets (no ...
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Most Helpful Negative Review
Frank from az
After reading these reviews, I was very encouraged and then ordered my own, while the glass is clear ( under 35-40 power), the parallax is disastrous for competion at just 300 yards, I can only imagine what it would be like at 1000. If you like this scope, you can have mine for a hefty price reducti...
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Sightron SIII 10-50X60mm crosshair dot scope
I have three of these scopes on my benchrest rifles. Excellent optic for benchrest, I recommend it.
Pros:
- glass is very bright and clear
Cons:
- Paralax knob is a little finicky/sensitive
Best Used for:
- benchrest
Would recommend: Yes
Sightron Siii sslong range10 50x60 scope
Great scope and want be disappointed .i own a few of these scopes and they are worth the money
Would recommend: Yes
A little disappointing TBH
The mechanics of this scope to work great but the clarity is not what i expected of a $1300 optic. It has a great picture until you get over 30x then it seems to fall apart. Turrets are Great...
Pros:
- Turrets
Cons:
- Clarity
Best Used for:
- under 30X
Would recommend: No
Mixed Bag
Good Glass but horrible turrets. Glass is good, but not as good as the similar priced Athlon Ares ETR 15-60x56. The turret knob attachment to the turret stems is the Achilles heel of this scope. Three extremely tiny and too short pointed tip screws are tightened against a stem with a useless circumferential groove. The inside of the knob doesn't even have have a collar to assist in alignment of the knob on the stem. If the knob isn't perfectly centered and flush against the top of the stem, the tiny short screws will not tighten against the circumferential grooved stem, preventing attachment of the knob. If you every plan on "zeroing" a scope, buy something else. All Sightron wants to talk about is glass quality. They have glass quality, but nothing else. The unit is basically a thousand dollar paperweight.
Pros:
- Glass Quality
Cons:
- Turrets
Best Used for:
- Those who don't zero scopes
Would recommend: No
Sightron SIII 10-50X60
I shoot Benchrest Rimfire & was needing high power & clear glass. This definitely does the job. Like it so well I ordered a second one for another Benchrest rifle. Highly recommended.
Pros:
- Easy to adjust & focus
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
Sightron III 10-50x60 Rifle Scope
Great scope for ARA Benchrest - chose fine cross hairs with dot
This is my second scope
Very clear great price
Ty Jim
This is my second scope
Very clear great price
Ty Jim
Would recommend: Yes
Vary nice scope
Vary clear and accurate adjustments. Great Scope it works grate on my 22 target rifle
Would recommend: Yes
Excellent except for the turret knobs
If Sightron had decent turret knobs this scope would easily be a 5 star and highly recommended. Unfortunately the attachment method for the turret knobs are absolutely the worse I've seen. Even worse than those on the "free scope" that came mounted on a $169 Savage Axis Rifle I bought about 5 years ago. The knobs are attached with 3 TINY pointed tip allen screw that require a 1.27mm allen wrench. A magnification glass is needed just to the see the screws and the hole in the knob is so deep a magnetic bit holder won't work. The screws tighten against a hollowed out area of the turret stem and are just too SHORT. If you accidentally tighten one of the tiny extremely short screws too much then it'll fall into the hollowed out area and are too TINY to be located.
When I say TINY, I mean magnification glass is required to see them!
I highly recommended avoiding Sightron Scopes until they fix the turret knob issues which is a total shame because everything else is perfect.
When I say TINY, I mean magnification glass is required to see them!
I highly recommended avoiding Sightron Scopes until they fix the turret knob issues which is a total shame because everything else is perfect.
Pros:
- Excellent Glass
Cons:
- horrible turret knobs
Best Used for:
- Target shooting
Would recommend: No
1 of 1 found the following review helpful.
ordered scope
Can't give a review on THIS scope because I still don't have it (almost 2 mos ordered). I ordered this scope because I have another one & I like it. Didn't know I would have to wait this long to get another one. I see this scope advertised on yahoo so there must be some in stock.
Would recommend: No
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