Don A Parsons
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My next optic is a Nikon Monarch 3x12,,, Frugal priced and light weight.
FFP Reticle fore sure
FFP Reticle fore sure
10 power is not enough with my old *** eyesNF 2.5-10x42 or Zeiss V6. Zeiss has nicer glass but that little NF has some good glass to and it is illuminated.
Thanks for the response that is one of my final options. Is there anything you don't like about it?I've been running the Leupold VX6HD 3-18x44 on several rifles for both the range and hunting for a while now. I find this combination of lightweight and magnification has served me VERY well on several hunts and some long range situations.
Great glass, tracks perfectly and I like the variety of reticles available. The locking turrets and AO are also a plus.
All this for 19 oz! Lighter than another favorite of mine, the NF 2.5-10x42. My wife used hers to take a couse deer in Sonora Mexico at 555 yards. I used the VX6HD 2-12 to take my deer at 455 yards.
Either offers a great lighter weight option in the field or the range.
And yes, my 61 year young eyes appreciate the added magnification.
ThanksLooks like the VX-5HD 4-20x52 is now available everywhere. Another late option.
Going on a Dall Sheep hunt looking for a good scope to put on my 6.5x284 Norma mountain rifle. There are so many great scopes today not sure what to get? I am 55 years old so the eyes are not that great anymore. Don't believe I need a real high power model. Thinking like a 3x18 I have a Trijicon 5-20x50 on my Tikka 300WSM I could use or the wife's Trijicon 2.5-12x56.Never heat anyone talk about these do y'all not like them? Was thinking maybe Leupold VX6HD 3-18x 50 or? Willing to spend the money for a great scope if they really are better than my Trijicon. My guide said a shot more than 400 yards is uncommon.
Vortex AMG 6-24x50... I use them for hunting and have had no issues and great success.
Glass is solid and construction has withstood everything I have thrown at them.
If you have a great scope that you have used and are confident in why ask us? Trijjicon is as good as the rest. It always comes down to personal preference in the end and personal experiences. I use what I know....( But lol.....you still need to put something on the new gun....or your .300)Going on a Dall Sheep hunt looking for a good scope to put on my 6.5x284 Norma mountain rifle. There are so many great scopes today not sure what to get? I am 55 years old so the eyes are not that great anymore. Don't believe I need a real high power model. Thinking like a 3x18 I have a Trijicon 5-20x50 on my Tikka 300WSM I could use or the wife's Trijicon 2.5-12x56.Never heat anyone talk about these do y'all not like them? Was thinking maybe Leupold VX6HD 3-18x 50 or? Willing to spend the money for a great scope if they really are better than my Trijicon. My guide said a shot more than 400 yards is uncommon.