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The Accupoints are great scopes but I've yet to see any Trijicons that weren't great.Which trijicon ?
Actually it's not uncommon to find a SWFA 5-20x50 HD for around $800 clams used. I had one and the glass was really, really good. Frekin' tank though.SWFA 3-15x is not a bad choice.
I picked up a Trijicon Accupoint 3-18x50 about 6 months ago on sale for under $1,000 from Sportsmans Whorehouse.Your pretty close budget wise for a Trijicon of some flavor. I'll speak to my experience with the Credo HX but that is second focal plane. Tracking, reliability and feature rich. I was not a fan of what their reticles looked like online until I traveled to see one in person. The reticle lighting is also excellent!! Mounting my second one this week on a 300WSM.
I'm a self admitted optics junky. I also have a relative that was a high level corp executive at several different optics manufacturers in the U.S. and Europe, so I've gotten a bit of inside color on the business side of things. Generally speaking the European way of designing, building and marketing a riflescope is very telling compared to their counterparts in the rest of the world, including the Pacific Rim. Co.'s like Meopta, S&B, Leica, & Swaro take great pride in their work and their assembly process is indicative of this. The tolerances are tight and their workers buy in to this mindset.I picked up a Trijicon Accupoint 3-18x50 about 6 months ago on sale for under $1,000 from Sportsmans Whorehouse.
Trijicon AccuPoint 3-18x 50mm Rifle Scope - MOA Ranging
Trijicon AccuPoint 3-18x 50mm Rifle Scope - The Trijicon AccuPoint 3-18x50 riflescope is built for long-range precision you can trust in any light. Expect edge-to-edge clarity, legendary durability and crisp, precise adjustments. Whether you’re hunting out west or hitting steel at 1,000 yards...www.sportsmans.com
It's over the $800 price point but not too far. I like it- the glass is really good, great edge to edge clarity, not too huge.
If you can find a used one in your price range, and you might, snatch up a Bushnell LRHS2, LRHS, or LRTSi. Great scopes.Im looking for a hunting scope for 500-700 yards FFP under $800 Not a fan of vortex, arken(reticles) i prefer to not have a floating dot center. Adjustable turrets is a plus. Really love my XTR III. Mainly run Riton scopes. Any other to look at ? Will be on a 6.5 PRC
Burris XTR II 3-15X50
ZIESS V4 4-16X44