March FX Tactical 4.5x-28x52 via Kahles K525i 5-25x56

[lancetkenyon]

This for sure, except if it's going on a backpack hunting rifle or need to make weight in NRL light open class, the TT will not be a great choice.

TT315M...

 

[LBEdgin]

I have only priced out scopes in Canada but here March and Tangent heta are about the same price. In fact March maybe more. So why not get the TT and have the best and not have to worry.

 

[LBEdgin]

Yes the Tangent is what my rifle would have on it if that was the case for sure.

 

[Fenix Outdoors]

TT315M...

YES, hands down THE best scope for both the above IMO

 

[Quicksilver338]

TT315M...

My buddy has one. Not sure the quality is worth the price increase for me. Next to my 4.5-28 March we had a hard time telling which glass was better. Fit and finish go to the TT.

 

[LBEdgin]

That's great as my March 4.5-28x52 should be here soon, the TT was out due to the price here in the States. The Kahles K525i was my 2nd choice but after all of the impute I got on this website I went with the March. So I look forward to getting it. Those higher end scopes is my vise for sure. Lol

 

[DirtNap35]

Any issues with March losing zero? According to roksliders both these scopes fail their drop test and if I remember right reading about a zero shift from just riding in the truck.

 

[6.5x300 WBY]

Any issues with March losing zero? According to roksliders both these scopes fail their drop test and if I remember right reading about a zero shift from just riding in the truck.

Absolutely not. Not one smidgen of shift. My March FX 4.5x28x52 High Master is incredible

 

[Quicksilver338]

Any issues with March losing zero? According to roksliders both these scopes fail their drop test and if I remember right reading about a zero shift from just riding in the truck.

The march passed the drop tests, but seemed to shift like .1 mil after 600 miles on gravel roads. @Huntnful ran one and is not nice to his gear, never failed him and talking to him I decided to jump into one as well.

A lot of forms tests you need to look at and apply them to your own style of hunting and see if they'll work for you or not.

I ran my March 4.5-28 all last season and it's still good to go.

 

[LBEdgin]

I Don't have much to report yet but I did get my March 4.5-28x52 in and love the set up on the scope and it is very clear edge to edge, but due to bad weather I haven't got any trigger time with it. I did get to compare it side by side with my Zeiss LRP S3 6-36X56, in my opinion the March has a small lead in clearest but only by a small lead. The March is about a 1 1/2-2" shorter and I do like the push buttom for ILL. As far as the clicks the Zeiss is a small bit better. But I will keep an open mind until I get some trigger time. I did pick up a Minox Z5 I'm going to test as well when I test the March and Zeiss, just waiting on a bit of good weather.
David

 

[sika64]

I Don't have much to report yet but I did get my March 4.5-28x52 in and love the set up on the scope and it is very clear edge to edge, but due to bad weather I haven't got any trigger time with it. I did get to compare it side by side with my Zeiss LRP S3 6-36X56, in my opinion the March has a small lead in clearest but only by a small lead. The March is about a 1 1/2-2" shorter and I do like the push buttom for ILL. As far as the clicks the Zeiss is a small bit better. But I will keep an open mind until I get some trigger time. I did pick up a Minox Z5 I'm going to test as well when I test the March and Zeiss, just waiting on a bit of good weather.
David

Looking forward to your opinions. And please add the Minox as well