My bedding job came out very well..
The TR232 tracks on the spot
. I have learn a lot on this web site... and I am very happy I changed my order from a PST to the TR232. It has its place in the optics world, and in my world it is on a very deadly 257 Weatherby Mag. Watch out Big Buck. I will shoot the rest of my 110 Accubonds then I will fine tune some hand loads.
After using the scope, I did notice the eye relief was very forgiving, and rotating your head while ajusting the paralex knob was a perfect ajustment for shot placement. I used a EGW 20 MOA base and Burris Xtream Tatical rings,. After sighting the scope in I had 10 MOA at the Bottom and 37 MOA left for Elevation. That is plenty for me and this rifle. The optics are very clear, which is always the best feature. I would rate the TR232 as a high quality rifle scope. Bill Maylor..
. All three are winners they all have very good glass. I can only see about 300 yds in a state line in my neighborhood. It is hard to judge a new scope fairly when you just spent $$$ on. I have hunted with the NF and Zeiss for a couple of years now and know what good glass looks like in the field and this Trijicon TR232 has very good glass. In a pitch black room when your eyes adjust[in a min or two] when you look through the scope you can see the yellow dot with no light at all. For night time predator hunting this would be a good thing. After I bed my 257 and mount the TR scope. we will see how she tracks. So far I think this scope is a winner
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