Don't remember exact power. Been awhile. Was higher magnification. Maybe 22-25. Was a Optica6 in SFP. I am more used a much smaller dot/aiming point, like tmoa or SIII, nx8, March etc. I would of kept it if it tracked. Be ok for closer shots. Glass was ok.
VX5HD vs Meopta Optika 6
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I am happy to help out anyone who has any issues at all with a Meopta product. I have been working with them for almost 3 years now and one thing I know for sure is that Meopta cares about the quality of the product that leaves the Czech Republic. Fortunately, it is a rare occasion that someone reaches out to me for a warranty issue. I have multiple Optika5/6's, some with over 1000 rounds under them (expensive these days!), and no issues. For the price, in my opinion, it is darn tough to beat what Meopta makes.
I know this is a little late but another option is to get an aftermarket bolt from glades armory.
My nephew bought a cz527 in 7.62x39. We tried 3 different scopes we had laying around and none of them worked.
I really wanted the optika5 2-10x42 but at 20oz I never could pull the trigger. Its a one inch tube, no illumination, no huge objective, and no big turrets. Where is the weight? Did they make the tube out of lead?
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Eddiejoe12
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I just got my Zeiss scope from Redhawk Rifles, best deal on a Conquest V4 I've ever scene.
Does Meopta have a comparison chart for reticle subtensions/sizes?
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Are there any reticles that don't have a softball for a center dot? 
Here is a list of all the Meopta reticles and subtensions. https://www.meoptasportsoptics.com/us/reticles/
I have the 4C RD in mine. It is 1 MOA.
I see in the charts you posted that the smallest they have in the charts is in the optika6 4.5x27. It is .45 MOA.
My 1 MOA dot seems very small to me. The finest I have looked at. I haven't looked through a lot of top end scopes but without illumination it would be too fine and small to hunt with.
Having 2 of the Optika6 4.5-27x50 Mrad 1 RD and 1 5-30x56 Mildot3 RD rifle scopes. The 4.5-27 scopes have an illuminated dot that is .28 MOA and I have 4 coyotes and 7 pigs that are proof it isn't too small for hunting. That says a lot considering my old tired eyes. But, I do understand we all see things differently and what works for some may not work for others.
Not saying mine was too small. It's just that I love the red dot. You WILL be able to see it perfectly no matter the light.
