Go FFP and get the 7-35. Its an Awesome scope. Reticle thickness is not an issue, since with FFP the reticle covers the same amount of the target at any magnification, in the case of the 7-35 in MOA, the reticle covers about a 1/8th MOA.
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snox801
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That's exactly what I did. That's the scope I wanted and figured why not spend a bit more and be happy with it.
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Making a decision on a scope is harder than figuring out which rifle to buy. I have been using a Cronus BTR on a M99 Barrett for a while now and really like the performance. It has a price that allows me to buy a few extra rounds of ammo as well.
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I shoot a Sightron 10-50 x 60 Siii
Great glass, tracks great. They have an SV version that's really nice. The NF line up is an awesome way to go. I had a doctor let me paint his ATACR and that was very nice.
My buddy says NF has a model called the Beast that would be way cool. Or a nice Schmidt and Bender would always work if your pockets are deep. Good luck.
Great glass, tracks great. They have an SV version that's really nice. The NF line up is an awesome way to go. I had a doctor let me paint his ATACR and that was very nice.
My buddy says NF has a model called the Beast that would be way cool. Or a nice Schmidt and Bender would always work if your pockets are deep. Good luck.
