08-24-2011, 01:55 AM
Rhino,
If you're going to just target-shoot, I would highly recommend either a Vortex Viper PST, or a NightForce, depending on your budget. You can get the higher magnification and larger objective PST's for well under what you would pay for most Trijicons. Either way, you're going to probably want target turrets. For precision shooting at the distances the Grendel is capable of, I think something with a high end of at least 12 or 14 power would be sufficient, or maybe more if you like higher mag. The Viper PST 4-16x50 would make a great optic for a 20-28" Grendel. You just have to decide if you like FFP or SFP, MOA or MILS. They are amazing scopes for the money and features that they have. If this is your first serious precision rifle optic, I would recommend one even more. Call Scott at Liberty Optics and you'll get a better deal than MSRP, and even better if you're LE/MIL.
If you're going to just target-shoot, I would highly recommend either a Vortex Viper PST, or a NightForce, depending on your budget. You can get the higher magnification and larger objective PST's for well under what you would pay for most Trijicons. Either way, you're going to probably want target turrets. For precision shooting at the distances the Grendel is capable of, I think something with a high end of at least 12 or 14 power would be sufficient, or maybe more if you like higher mag. The Viper PST 4-16x50 would make a great optic for a 20-28" Grendel. You just have to decide if you like FFP or SFP, MOA or MILS. They are amazing scopes for the money and features that they have. If this is your first serious precision rifle optic, I would recommend one even more. Call Scott at Liberty Optics and you'll get a better deal than MSRP, and even better if you're LE/MIL.