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I have the Razor II and the PST I, and I really like the Razor II despite the weight. Before Tyler at MOA got hooked up with S&B, both he and Rei were using Razor II's. The HD lens elements makes it more likely for you to spot your own trace for quick corrections before getting a spotter call, when weather cooperates. For PRS shooting where you need to transition between shooting positions, the extra weight can be a concern. For this reason, you may want to consider a Vortex AMG or one of the Nightforce offerings. -
I have shot with AMGs, Gen 2 Razors and PST Gen 2s each out past 1100 yards. The AMG and Razors are the better scopes but, the Gen 2 PST will easily do the job and did not hold me back from impacting targets. I would suggest keeping what you have and spending your money on another class or two to improve your skill sets if PRS is your goal.Comment
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Good advise, at the MOA class I hit targets out to 1530 yards and didn't feel the scope held me back at all.I have shot with AMGs, Gen 2 Razors and PST Gen 2s each out past 1100 yards. The AMG and Razors are the better scopes but, the Gen 2 PST will easily do the job and did not hold me back from impacting targets. I would suggest keeping what you have and spending your money on another class or two to improve your skill sets if PRS is your goal.Comment
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