05-06-2011, 08:10 PM
As we talked about earlier some of the decisions you have to make are the features you need, effectiveness and utility of the reticle, durability, ability to work with NVS or IR/Thermal (should you get any), MOA of travel, Zero Stop and reset, obviously glass clarity of course.
You might want to get to a show or see if you can find someone with each of the scopes you want to consider so that you can evaluate them by yourself without listening to others opinions (sometimes people have blind brand loyalty) The key here is whatever is going to suit your needs best regardless of how little or how much that might cost.
You will be looking at scopes that need to serve you out to 1600m, keep that in mind.
Look at the warranty and ease of using it.
You might want to get to a show or see if you can find someone with each of the scopes you want to consider so that you can evaluate them by yourself without listening to others opinions (sometimes people have blind brand loyalty) The key here is whatever is going to suit your needs best regardless of how little or how much that might cost.
You will be looking at scopes that need to serve you out to 1600m, keep that in mind.
Look at the warranty and ease of using it.