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New Meopta Optika 6 Riflescope
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<blockquote data-quote="T3ninja" data-source="post: 1717993" data-attributes="member: 95079"><p>I have a 5-30 MRAD mounted on my .300 win as of this afternoon. First impressions are OK, not GREAT, but OK. I think it's going to work just fine for what I wanted it for. It's going to go to Colorado with me for second rifle season ( as long as it passes a few tests for me), and then it will probably ride around on one of my coyote rifles this winter, then be a 1k yard and in target scope. I don't plan to compete with it. </p><p>INITIAL IMPRESSION this is all possible to change, I didn't have much time behind it, maybe an hour or so of playing. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Glass clarity/brightness 8 out of 10 (this being compared to a nxs (5-22?). Obviously at 30x you lose a lot of light. Backing it off to 16-20 it's on par with nxs</p><p></p><p>turrets: my least favorite part. I like the ELEVATION turret, it has to be "popped" up to dial. Exact same concept as weaver tactical line if you're familiar with them. It turns easily, maybe too easy. But, the "pop" up feature helps me have piece of mind. It can be reset to "zero" with no tools exactly like the weaver scope mentioned. It also has a "zero stop" which requires 3 Allen screws. WINDAGE turret, not so much. It does NOT have any locking feature what so ever, and turns way to easily. This is my biggest concern with the entire scope. It's resettable to "zero" with numbers increasing in each direction . L1,L2, R1,R2 etc. </p><p></p><p>Reticle: it's OK. I glanced through the manual but did not see a breakdown of Sub-tensions, I could have overlooked it though. This particular scope has a reticle the looks "hairy". Hard to explain without giving the impression that I don't have the reticle focused properly</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="T3ninja, post: 1717993, member: 95079"] I have a 5-30 MRAD mounted on my .300 win as of this afternoon. First impressions are OK, not GREAT, but OK. I think it’s going to work just fine for what I wanted it for. It’s going to go to Colorado with me for second rifle season ( as long as it passes a few tests for me), and then it will probably ride around on one of my coyote rifles this winter, then be a 1k yard and in target scope. I don’t plan to compete with it. INITIAL IMPRESSION this is all possible to change, I didn’t have much time behind it, maybe an hour or so of playing. Glass clarity/brightness 8 out of 10 (this being compared to a nxs (5-22?). Obviously at 30x you lose a lot of light. Backing it off to 16-20 it’s on par with nxs turrets: my least favorite part. I like the ELEVATION turret, it has to be “popped” up to dial. Exact same concept as weaver tactical line if you’re familiar with them. It turns easily, maybe too easy. But, the “pop” up feature helps me have piece of mind. It can be reset to “zero” with no tools exactly like the weaver scope mentioned. It also has a “zero stop” which requires 3 Allen screws. WINDAGE turret, not so much. It does NOT have any locking feature what so ever, and turns way to easily. This is my biggest concern with the entire scope. It’s resettable to “zero” with numbers increasing in each direction . L1,L2, R1,R2 etc. Reticle: it’s OK. I glanced through the manual but did not see a breakdown of Sub-tensions, I could have overlooked it though. This particular scope has a reticle the looks “hairy”. Hard to explain without giving the impression that I don’t have the reticle focused properly [/QUOTE]
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