Best scope out from 100-1900yds. $1500-1800

James Kiser

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I have a custom built 7mm STW. I originally had a lower powered Zeiss conquest 3-9x50mm. It just wasnt enough for me. Now i am in the market for a new scope. I like Leupold, Nightforce, U.S. Optics (if i can get a deal on one), and S&B. Which of these would yall suggest and what model? I do not want people saying dont waste your money on that get a vortex or sightron. I want input on these scopes. gun)
 
There is a NF scope for sale on the optics forum. 5.5-20x50 npr1 with high speed turrets and zero stop. Prett darn good deal for a awesome scope. Get with shortmag3. It's $1675 and that is around a $1900 to 2K scope.
 
I would consider the Nightforce G7 5.5x22. Broad power range, nice Reticle, rugged, and reliable. I just got one and really like it. Also own and like the Huskemaw 5x 20.
 
I plan on using the scope for long range hunting. I want something good in low light and something and something that will allow me to reach out and touch the target out to 1 mile.
 
I plan on using the scope for long range hunting. I want something good in low light and something and something that will allow me to reach out and touch the target out to 1 mile.

USO and Premier will fill both those requirements. I would take these over Night Force any day. There are a lot NF guys on this sight, but if you watch the History Channel and Military Channel, most snipers are carrying the Premier, USO, or S&B.
 
Use a 20MOA or 30MOA base. That will give you all the turns you need. That STW will have enough horsepower and flat enough trajectory with the right bullet without any issue. Also pick a reticule that will help you get the extra yardage if you need it. That's the nice thing about USO, you can customize. Get some advise by one of their techs. 17x will allow you to see a human size target w/o any issues.
 
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