birddog 68
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Yep. I never heard of it either. Click on the link at the bottom of AZshooters post and it'll direct you to the scope.
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It uses a combination of trijicon when there is low light and fiber optics when there is sufficient daylight. There is an adjustable filter in the rear portion of scope body so you can tune the brightness of the fiber optic effect.
line below taken from:
https://www.trijicon.com/products/details/tr20-1g
"The Trijicon AccuPoint features a standard crosshair reticle with an illuminated center dot. The scope is illuminated through the use of fiber optics and tritium, providing a vivid aiming point without the need for batteries."
line below taken from:
https://www.trijicon.com/products/details/tr20-1g
"The Trijicon AccuPoint features a standard crosshair reticle with an illuminated center dot. The scope is illuminated through the use of fiber optics and tritium, providing a vivid aiming point without the need for batteries."
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snox801
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I also use March 2.5-25 and it's fantastic.
But if you like your swfa then check out the 2-10 ultra light by them.
I have one on a cut down and lightened 6.5 grendel. It's not the best glass but it's very light and has been great so far for me. The very last bit of light is what you give up a bit of. But if you like your other swfa this will be no difference
megastink
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I'll jump in. I have a 350 Legend that I hunt with in southeast PA. It wears a Vortex Razor LH 1.5-8. It has a BDC reticle. I hit steel out to 300 yards with this combo, and its a thick woods gun. The rifle has a 16" barrel. If you can find one of those scopes, buy it. If you dont buy it, tell me where it is so that I can buy it!
