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I current short a x20 scope and find I can't see the white v bull as clear as I would like. Any thoughts on what magnification and reticle would be best. I'm looking at x 32 Sightrons.
Thanks

I have 8-32 niteforce BR and a sightron 8-32 LRMOA, for me both work perfectly well, niteforce a bit more refined in its build, but sightron considerably cheaper, try and have a play with both and see what you think.

I have a Trijicon 5 - 20 x 50 Accupoint scope which I quite like. The optical quality is superb and the illuminated aiming point quite helpful at times. I don't know what these might be worth in the UK, but I paid NZ$1,800 for it, and MSRP is US$1,500 - 1,550 so likely will fall into your price range.

They have a choice of 3 reticles - post, standard duplex cross-hairs and Mil-Dot. If you are shooting F/TR class at known distances you may not need Mil-Dot. I have the duplex cross-hairs and find it quite sufficient.

The only complaint I have is that is doesn't have a huge adjustment range (40 MOA) and therefore you will need a sight base with at least 20 MOA built in.

https://www.trijicon.com/na_en/products ... pid=TR23-1

I have the Sightron 8-32x56 lrtd on mine and I dont think it can be beaten for value for money.

Alan

Sightron for me. 8-32 x is enough for me to be able to place the centre dot where I wasnt it in the v bull at any distance.I am not a fan of fixed magnification scopes as there is no room to play if mirrage or poor weather has your wanting to power down a bit.
I found Sightron a good compromise between weight, price, elevation and quality.

A number of new scopes being announced at the shot show which may affect the second hand market.

DM

Sightron for me as well.
I have had both sightron & NF scopes. Sightron warrenty is v good.

TW

Sightron scopes offer superb value and the UK importer John Dean of Aimfield Sports is a field and target shooter himself - in fact I shot with him in an 800 yd F Class comp today.

I like the 8-32 for F Class - with the LRMOA reticle. It's a great scope and John gives a great 'after-sales' service. I have an 8-32 Nightforce needing repair and it'll be away 3 months.

I have been looking at the vortex viper pst scope which is getting good things said about it, and not a bad price.
Anyone got experience with these.
Atb
Jay

http://full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=15717

Here you go

Alan

25 x doesn't cut it at 1000 yds for F Class generally. So they recon.