Hunting optic….strict $300 and 28 ox weight limits

[8x68s]

US Optics TS 3-12x44mm Non-Illuminated FFP MHR Reticle .1mrad TS-12X-MHR

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$299 on sale at Eurooptic
Just bought one of these for light weight (18oz) and magnification range. Can't wait to try it out on a 6xc lightweight mtn style rifle being built.

 

[Mike D Texas]

US Optics TS 3-12x44mm Non-Illuminated FFP MHR Reticle .1mrad TS-12X-MHR

FREE SHIPPING on US Optics 3-12x44mm Non-Illuminated FFP MHR Reticle .1mrad TS-12X-MHR

www.eurooptic.com

$299 on sale at Eurooptic
Just bought one of these for light weight (18oz) and magnification range. Can't wait to try it out on a 6xc lightweight mtn style rifle being built.

I hope you did research on that before you bought it.

 

[8x68s]

yes, why do you ask? I say "yes", though was not able to have one in my hands.

 

[Mike D Texas]

yes, why do you ask? I say "yes", though was not able to have one in my hands.

I've read multiple stories of issues with those scopes.

 

[8x68s]

thanks, will check into it further

 

[cohunt]

@gr8fuldoug

Do you all have something similar that's closer to a pound? ( i know - tall order, but id go up a little in price if needed) Decent lighter weight acopes are increasingly hard to find without dropping a bunch of cash --- good glass tends to be heavy too

 

[asd9055]

SightronS-TAC 3-16x42 - MOA-3 on sale for $239.99, made in the Philippines, weighs 23.3 ounces

WAO, thats like half off

 

[ButterBean]

Listen to wat "gr8fuldoug.9641" has said.
He knows glass... extensively....

^^^^^^^^^^^ THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[FEENIX]

I've read multiple stories of issues with those scopes.

thanks, will check into it further

I have the scope on my .30 Gibbs and, thus far, have no issues. My only issue with it is the short eye relief, but it is OK for my intended purpose.

 

[akmtnhnt]

@gr8fuldoug

Do you all have something similar that's closer to a pound? ( i know - tall order, but id go up a little in price if needed) Decent lighter weight acopes are increasingly hard to find without dropping a bunch of cash --- good glass tends to be heavy too

Either a SWFA, you can find them used. The 2.5-10 is crazy light. Or one of the 1in Leupolds. They have multiple scopes under 1lb and at that end of things they don't cost that much.

 

[gr8fuldoug]

Under $300 and closer to 1 pound would be a Leupold Freedom

 

[WeiserBucks]

In the $300 price range nothing will beat or even close to a SWFA, they're not fancy or marketed well at all but they work great and brick solid reliability.

There's other scopes in this price range, but the don't track or maintain zero and they're a complete waste of time and money.

 

[cohunt]

Under $300 and closer to 1 pound would be a Leupold Freedom

Do they track well/hold zero well?

 

[WeiserBucks]

Do they track well/hold zero well?

Leopold doesn't make a scope that works properly at any price point. Buy one and see for yourself.