Sightron SIIISS 10-50x60 for bench gun?

[dust]

Found one about 1 hour away for $650. It is mil/mil. I would be purchasing it for a gun that will mostly be shooting paper and clay pigeon fragments at the range. I had been considering an 8-32 from a lesser company, but with my Millett LRS-1 hopefully selling today, the extra money will put me into this range. Gun has a 25 MOA base.

Thoughts? Reviews I've seen seem positive, but wanted to pick the braind of LRH.

 

[Browninglover1]

The 10-50 Sightron is quite popular in a local 22 shoot they conduct every month in UT. Sightron glass has excellent resolving power and their turrets are very precise and repeatable. I think you'll be well pleased with it for the money.

 

[dust]

I have been looking at scopes from the Field Target range with airguns. The other scopes I was looking at were Chinese made like Aeon, Hawke, or BSA. This will be $300 more than the others I was looking at, but I think the quality, or in the very least reputation would be worth it. I will look into Sightron warranty at lunch.

 

[Browninglover1]

Sightron warranty is lifetime. I had to use it on a used scope I bought that was quite a few years old and they quickly replaced it for having bad glass quality.

 

[65WSM]

I have 2 and am planning a third. I like the fine crosshair but the Mil Dot reticle seems clumsy at 600 yards.

 

[Deleted member 46119]

I have 3 10-50x60, 1 8-32x56 and 2 6-24x50. Or so....

Get it if you can deal with the mil/mil.

 

[dust]

8 years abroad means I'm better with metric than British. Also have a mil/mil on the .22 currently.

 

[dust]

Went to look for it after reading the thread, and it's no where to be found.