No budget to work within.
By BDC, I'm referring to reticles with stadia marks based on a specific cartridge. A definite no go.
I'd rather have the stadia evenly disturbed. Example, every 5 moa or 2 moa.
The dials don't need to be exposed. Using holdovers is preferred.
I haven't heard much good regarding the Sig Tango. While the extreme opposite is true of the Vortex Razor.
I'm just surprised that the options are so few.
As others have mentioned, the Razor 1-6 GenII is still a super star.
Even compared to it's newer 1-10 Gen III brother, it doesn't compromise on anything and is super solid.
We have a lot of LPVOs show up in classes when we run Overwatch blocks as part of the course. The Razors represent heavy and I can tell you that a bunch have been used hard. It is common to see them with anodizing worn off, dents on the edges and dings on the turret caps. They just keep running. They are not being abused. They are being used. A lot.
When you look at the wear points and typical damage/dings to these type scopes on work guns, it kind of makes my argument about not having exposed turrets on a working LPVO. Keep them covered and protected. You won't be dialing for hits in a work environment.
Note that I have a couple of ATACR 1-8 and an NX8 1-8. They are fantastic scopes for what we use them for but if I had to outfit 1 or 100 work rifles and make them dummy proof, I would go with the Razor.
This video of OHP porting a windshield and tagging good hits into a truck during a chase probably sold them a gazillion Razor 1-6s.
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