two guns, two scopes. Who gets what?

[bigdawg86]

Simple question I can't seem to decide on my own.

I have a high end LR308 build in 6.5 Creedmoor and a Savage 110 FCP HS Precision in 338 Lapua.

I purchased a Kahles k624i 6-24x56 FFP for the Creedmoor (didn't have the Lapua at the time). I also picked up a used Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 SFP to put on the Lapua to get me started. I started questioning though what rifle scope pairing is best. What do you think would be best suited for the builds? Keep as is with LR308 / Kahles, and Savage / Vortex? Or swap them out?

Currently I will be working my way out to 1000 yards (and beyond eventually) with both.

What says you?

[Divernhunter]

Put the Kahles on the rifle you will shoot most.
Later get a Nightforce NXS for the 338

[JMP]

Simple question I can't seem to decide on my own.

I have a high end LR308 build in 6.5 Creedmoor and a Savage 110 FCP HS Precision in 338 Lapua.

I purchased a Kahles k624i 6-24x56 FFP for the Creedmoor (didn't have the Lapua at the time). I also picked up a used Vortex Viper PST 6-24x50 SFP to put on the Lapua to get me started. I started questioning though what rifle scope pairing is best. What do you think would be best suited for the builds? Keep as is with LR308 / Kahles, and Savage / Vortex? Or swap them out?

The Vortex PST will probably have elevation range issues and would be no good for the Lapua. Personally, I have a Kahles 624 on my 6.5CD and a Hensoldt 3.5-26 on my Lapua Ackley. You could put the Kahles on the Lapua and it will get you past a mile, but it still limited with 25 mil of elevation. Then, the Vortex PST would meet the needs of a 6.5CD. The Kahles glass, however, is much better served for shorter distances than long distances.

[Horrendo Revolver]

if they were mine I'd put the Kahles on the heavier recoiling rifle.