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<blockquote data-quote="entoptics" data-source="post: 1735791" data-attributes="member: 104268"><p>I've had one for about a year (4-16x44). It was intended as a "beater/spare", to be moved around from rifle to rifle. I got it during a rebate and Black Friday, and paid only about $250.</p><p></p><p>It's now sitting on my spare 270 Win, and will probably stay there forever. It's absolutely awesome for the normal street price, and probably the best deal I've ever gotten on gun stuff for the price I paid.</p><p></p><p>The thing I like the best is the locking turrets. If I had to choose between lockers and zero stop, I'd take the lockers. I've had the turrets on my Vortex HS-T spin in the field, and though it's never cost me a shot, it gives me the heebie jeebies every time.</p><p></p><p>The scope is relatively light weight, and the glass is comparable to my HS-T 4-16x44. The reticle is great (very fine sub tensions), and so far, it tracks well. I've not done a true tracking test, but it's lived on 3 different rifles, and the clicks always matched the drops out to 15-20 MOA, and it always returns to zero.</p><p></p><p>If you're considering an Engage, right now <a href="https://www.midwayusa.com/s?userSearchQuery=Bushnell+Forge&userItemsPerPage=48" target="_blank">Midway has a few of Bushnell's Forge line on sale for a wicked discount</a>. Presumably better glass, 6X zoom ratio, same locking turrets but with zero stop also, and an included throw lever. At ~$425 for the SFP and ~$575 for the FFP out the door, I've almost bought one several times in the last couple weeks, even though I don't need it right now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="entoptics, post: 1735791, member: 104268"] I've had one for about a year (4-16x44). It was intended as a "beater/spare", to be moved around from rifle to rifle. I got it during a rebate and Black Friday, and paid only about $250. It's now sitting on my spare 270 Win, and will probably stay there forever. It's absolutely awesome for the normal street price, and probably the best deal I've ever gotten on gun stuff for the price I paid. The thing I like the best is the locking turrets. If I had to choose between lockers and zero stop, I'd take the lockers. I've had the turrets on my Vortex HS-T spin in the field, and though it's never cost me a shot, it gives me the heebie jeebies every time. The scope is relatively light weight, and the glass is comparable to my HS-T 4-16x44. The reticle is great (very fine sub tensions), and so far, it tracks well. I've not done a true tracking test, but it's lived on 3 different rifles, and the clicks always matched the drops out to 15-20 MOA, and it always returns to zero. If you're considering an Engage, right now [URL='https://www.midwayusa.com/s?userSearchQuery=Bushnell+Forge&userItemsPerPage=48']Midway has a few of Bushnell's Forge line on sale for a wicked discount[/URL]. Presumably better glass, 6X zoom ratio, same locking turrets but with zero stop also, and an included throw lever. At ~$425 for the SFP and ~$575 for the FFP out the door, I've almost bought one several times in the last couple weeks, even though I don't need it right now. [/QUOTE]
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