Backcountry 3-15x optic?

[wilkup]

How do you like it?

Haven't mounted it yet. I get to pick my rifle up next Saturday, 2/8. WA makes us wait 10+ business days for any firearms purchase
Once I get the rifle I'll mount it up.
Glass looks great! It was actually just under 23oz which was cool. The reticle in real life is exactly what I wanted
I'll post an update on it when I get my rifle mounted.

 

[MT-JONAS]

Haven't mounted it yet. I get to pick my rifle up next Saturday, 2/8. WA makes us wait 10+ business days for any firearms purchase
Once I get the rifle I'll mount it up.
Glass looks great! It was actually just under 23oz which was cool. The reticle in real life is exactly what I wanted
I'll post an update on it when I get my rifle mounted.

That wait period must be something that came along in the last 7 years…?

 

[wilkup]

That wait period must be something that came along in the last 7 years…?

Yea… I moved to Texas in my 20s and when I came back 8 years ago lots of laws had changed and the stupidity has continued
Used be to able to take your gun same day if you had a CCW. Then they said you had to wait a "10 day cooling off period" for pistols and ARs. Last summer they made a bunch of new laws, including a mandatory wait for any firearm purchase.
I can't stand most of this state's politics and had every intention of moving away after my father passed (Moved back to enjoy time with him), then the "underwhelming pandemic" happened and the people I dislike moved into the places I planned to retreat. I love the scenery this state offers and decided I'll weather the storm and make my last stand in the place I grew up and love.

 

[FireFlyFishing]

I ended up buying a Trijicon Credo 2-10x36. Trijicon peace of mind on a mountain rifle.

Good choice

 

[LDHunter]

Looks like a good bet for your requirements. Got me thinking about one a step up in magnification for my old eyes.

I'm in that boat too. My old eyes test 20/20 at the eye doctor's office but I just am having more troubles than before at resolving fine details at distances than I used to take for granted that I could see "well enough", hence my gravitating to higher magnification optics than I used to use.