Get the Razor 1-6 Gen 2. It is the lvpo that all others are measure to. Man up. The cost is like a case of ammo now a days.
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reasonable LPV optic?
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Excellent points. However, you left off:
"Looked at Vortex but I can't pay 2k for a range toy."
So there's your answer. He just wants it as a 'range toy'. No serous purpose.Comment
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Not sure what you guys consider serious. I’m not in the military or LE. I just go to the range and poke holes in paper. I’ve always ran eotechs. But I figure for This rifle I’d like the paper to be further away...
Shot a few competitions in the past. Wouldn’t mind being able to again if I wanted
I’d prefer to stay in the 500 to 800 range.Comment
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Oh, but honestly... just saw the current price on this. Having a Viper PSTII 1-6 and loving it for the price... if I had $800 I'd HIT THIS RIGHT NOW and be really excited:
Quality rifle scopes including LPVO 1-6x, 1-8x variable power, and long-range optics. Primary Arms ACSS reticles, Vortex, Leupold, and more brands.
and BTW, they also have the RT-6 right now for $299 at PA.
I want that PLx no joke.Comment
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Ahhh... $79.95 Breakska should do the job then.
After the 10th one breaks-kas, one realizes, they COULD'VE had a nice used Trijicon, Leupold, or Vortex for that same price.
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It's that "visible lens specks" thing that puts me off.Oh, but honestly... just saw the current price on this. Having a Viper PSTII 1-6 and loving it for the price... if I had $800 I'd HIT THIS RIGHT NOW and be really excited:
Quality rifle scopes including LPVO 1-6x, 1-8x variable power, and long-range optics. Primary Arms ACSS reticles, Vortex, Leupold, and more brands.
and BTW, they also have the RT-6 right now for $299 at PA.
I want that PLx no joke.
I have that Raptor reticle in one of the cheaper SLx models.Comment
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I have a Leupold CQ/T that has visible specks in the illumination. While fiddling around in the house, they're noticeable, but when shooting, they just go away.
When it's not illuminated, I don't see them at all. The CQ/T isn't daylight bright, so they may be more obvious in low light shooting.sigpic
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For $800 thats some nice glass IMHO... I'd call PA and ask for one with perfect glass and some external housing scuffs or otherwise superficial imperfection that would probably be there after you use it a few times outdoors anyway or even bumping around in your safe. Open box go for the same $799 but they are all out.I have a Leupold CQ/T that has visible specks in the illumination. While fiddling around in the house, they're noticeable, but when shooting, they just go away.
When it's not illuminated, I don't see them at all. The CQ/T isn't daylight bright, so they may be more obvious in low light shooting.Comment
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