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There is only one I found with a 24 power zoom. It is listed above. It is also illuminated and under 22 ounces.
Most scopes that I saw under 25 ounces have a 16 to 18 zoom max. I like a little more zoom.
I have the March Genesis scope for my ELR rifle and it is fantastic. I look forward to seeing how this will do on my new light hunting rifle.

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The March F 3-24 does not have the same High Master glass as the Genesis. So be forewarned, optical clarity is not the same.
That is the reason I sold my March F 3-24×52 and purchased another TT315M. I will take 9x less top end magnification for the clarity and color of the TT all day long.

I have now added a March FX 4.5-28×52WA with the High Master glass, and it is world's better than the F 3-24×52.
 
The March F 3-24 does not have the same High Master glass as the Genesis. So be forewarned, optical clarity is not the same.
That is the reason I sold my March F 3-24×52 and purchased another TT315M. I will take 9x less top end magnification for the clarity and color of the TT all day long.

I have now added a March FX 4.5-28×52WA with the High Master glass, and it is world's better than the F 3-24×52.
Thank you.
The reviews seemed to indicate that the glass is great. But they did not compare it to the high master.
I really wanted light weight. I hope this fits the bill. If not my son in law has a nice scope and I'll figure out something else.
T
 
Final thought.
When I purchased 6 Kahles scopes for my rifles (don't hate - I busted my *** to get where I am) I wanted the absolute best glass I could find - Kahles is a Swaro company - the glass is the best that swaro makes. Coupled with the best internals and quality control available. Look, if you are going to spend your hard earned dollars, get hands on with them all...if you can. Rare to find one shop that has them.

When you look at pro shooters, most of them are sponsored by Vortex and Leupold and they lead the list of what they shoot, although my sense is most of us regular guys like them too. Not far behind is zero compromise, tangent, Kahles, and NF...

Here is a good article and review from this year


If I had to do it all over again I would go Kahles, SC, and NF would be my force rank - its your money - do what YOU want
 
Ahhh...I stand corrected--sorry you just have 8 choice under 30 oz instead of 10. I'm not a Nightforce guy--I have one ACTer 4x16 is the only one I own--and it's FFP. I only have 9 SFP scopes on rifles now.
 
Final thought.
When I purchased 6 Kahles scopes for my rifles (don't hate - I busted my *** to get where I am) I wanted the absolute best glass I could find - Kahles is a Swaro company - the glass is the best that swaro makes. Coupled with the best internals and quality control available. Look, if you are going to spend your hard earned dollars, get hands on with them all...if you can. Rare to find one shop that has them.

When you look at pro shooters, most of them are sponsored by Vortex and Leupold and they lead the list of what they shoot, although my sense is most of us regular guys like them too. Not far behind is zero compromise, tangent, Kahles, and NF...

Here is a good article and review from this year


If I had to do it all over again I would go Kahles, SC, and NF would be my force rank - its your money - do what YOU want
The reason there are so many Leupold and Vortex in PRS is sponsorship. If someone was to give me free scopes, I would probably run them too.

Everyone's eyes are different. To me, Kahles, while a great scope, does not quite compare optically to TT, ZCO, and S&B. On par with NF ATACR and March Migh Master. Better than NXS and NX8 glass by quite a bit. Definitely better than the 1st gen K624i used to be.

Kahles tracking has been spot on, and very durable. Great reticles too.
 
The reason there are so many Leupold and Vortex in PRS is sponsorship. If someone was to give me free scopes, I would probably run them too.

Everyone's eyes are different. To me, Kahles, while a great scope, does not quite compare optically to TT, ZCO, and S&B. On par with NF ATACR and March Migh Master. Better than NXS and NX8 glass by quite a bit. Definitely better than the 1st gen K624i used to be.

Kahles tracking has been spot on, and very durable. Great reticles too.
true. actually said that about Leupold and VTX.

True. everyone's eyes are diff. Why anybody spending this kinda loot should go hands on and get what looks best to their eye!!
 

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