coopsdaddy
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What Scopes are under $1000, under 12", under 16y parallax, and over 13x magnification?
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Casimirblue
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I have a Sightron STAC on a little Savage 22LR. 2nd FP, 4-20.
It has parallax down 15 yds or less. I just aimed it out the window.
$ 400 scope. It has been OK.
It has parallax down 15 yds or less. I just aimed it out the window.
$ 400 scope. It has been OK.
If you use a rear ring that has a small pic rail on the top portion of the ring you could just add a small red dot for those up close shots. Added weight would be negligible and the need for the low range parallax would be solved possibly.
rustyshackleford
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Here's the closest you'll get to your criteria. Spoiler: it's not 1k
Just get a Burris 3-18x and live with 25 yard parallax. Unless you are bird watching or shooting air rifles 15y parallax is a nonsense feature
Casimirblue
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Bushnell Match Pro is 10 yds
Simple answer....every Red dot or aimpoint scope in the world from 28.00 - 999.00.... .. with the added note of a 13x magnifier...in front of it!So close!!And yet so far....
Thanks, that looked really exciting!
But a 25y parallax is a deal breaker, I need 15y and below.
Matthias
.....That was easy enough!
It is a little long by 1.6" but the SWFA SS 3-15X42 checks alot of your boxes. However, I've killed a lot of prairie dogs with scopes that max out at 12X. So that USO TSR12 wouldn't hinder me much if I really needed a compact scope.
James Darnell
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Hawke Airmax 30 SF Compact 4-16x44
Focus down to 10 yds, 11.7 inches, $479
Focus down to 10 yds, 11.7 inches, $479
FYI:
While you are on your scope hunt let me know if you see a new pickup truck for sale in us with the following four criteria:
1) Minimum 450 hp or higher
2) 20 mpg or higher
3) FWD with dual range transfer case
4) Less than $5,000 US
Just so you don't waste your time — all 4 requirements are non-negotiables.
Probably should be set up to tow a Unicorn trailer too!
While you are on your scope hunt let me know if you see a new pickup truck for sale in us with the following four criteria:
1) Minimum 450 hp or higher
2) 20 mpg or higher
3) FWD with dual range transfer case
4) Less than $5,000 US
Just so you don't waste your time — all 4 requirements are non-negotiables.
Probably should be set up to tow a Unicorn trailer too!
justanewbie
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Or possible prism scope
I also have a Sightron STAC on my 22LR. Mine is the 3-16x42 version and it checks all your boxes if you are ok with 12.9 inch length.
Got mine from Cameraland on sale for $300 recently. I got the MOA 3 reticle which has a very fine .25 MOA floating dot on 16 power or .5 MOA on 8 power which works very well for a squirrel rifle. Looks like they still have them on sale:
Sightron Store | Camera Land NY
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