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Vortex Spitfire and Primary Arms both have some type of fixed power prism optics that have a fixed non ring type mount similar to the ACOG.
I can't think of others off the top of my head...
I would take a close look at mounting options since this is going on a bolt action... ACOG for example, and others like it are setup with an AR height mount which would probably bring it up too high for a correct cheek weld.
Having owned these types of scopes including a TA31F ACOG... I have come back full circle to low power variables like a 1-4x.
The versatility of being able to use 1x or 4x is a big deal vs a fixed power optic. You also have a much larger selection of scopes to choose from and meet your personal preferences requirements. It makes for a really nice setup on something like a Ranch 556.ExtremeX -
Decent amount of options for what you are looking for but as pointed out, might have some issues mounting them on a bolt gun since most are setup for AR usage
Vortex Spitfire 3x - It has a removeable riser so you can lower the optical center
Primary Arms has 2.5X, 3X, and 5X optics all with ACSS reticle
Burris has a 3x and a 5x as well
Which means Steiner has a 3x and a 5x
Athlon Optics 4x
Sig Bravo Sights but those would be too high for sure
Barska/VISM/etc have some options as well
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STEINER M332 is another option. Kind of pricey, but it is made in Germany and comes on a QD mount. But yeah, all these things might sit too tall for ideal use on a bolt gun.
Weaver makes a nice simple 1-3x scope for under $200. Very lightweight too. That and some leupold qd rings would run you only around $250.Comment
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