Hey guys, I am looking for lightweight (<30oz)tier 1 FFP glass. I am not crazy about humping around a 40oz scope. Anyone have the skinny on March optics?
Rifle Scopes "Lightweight" Tier 1 FFP scope options?
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Are you out there doing "Tier 1" shit? If you are you should have had your Tier 1 scope issued to you already.
Let me back up, evidently I miss spoke. I am looking for a lightweight high end scope (ie Kahles, USO, Premier, S&B, etc). I am not implying that I am Delta if that is what you are getting at, just asking for advice.
That's a silly response, no need to be a dick. Guess I can't own a ferrari unless I'm a racing driver, or a rolex unless I own a bank. Wouldn't want to misrepresent what I do by buying
nice shit or using a generic term like 'Tier 1'.
OP, I have no personal experience with March but they do seem
to be the best thing going for lightweight FFP options. I'm highly interested in one for a lightweight build.
cant go wrong with a Premier Light Tactical
You might want to have a look at this review/comparison, it covers both the 3-24x42 FFP March and the Premier Light Tactical 3-15x50 (and other heavier scopes).
High End Tactical Scopes: Part III
High End Tactical Scopes: Part III
Great comparison. Are they any others I should consider?
Kahles K312II
To my eyes it was better than the LT.
To my eyes it was better than the LT.
I thought he meant top of the line by saying tier 1.
Another decent lightweight scope in ffp is Leupolds MK6 3-18x44, some decent reviews here on the Hide
I'm another fan of the Premier LT 3-15x50x. Certainly not as nice as the straight Premier Tactical, but it looks like about 1/2 the size, especially the turrets (which are absolutely huge on the PH Tac).
Leupold is actually making a few ok scopes these days. This 4.5-14x50 Mark 4 with the Horus H-27 reticle is one that I have used and found extremely functional.
Leupold 4.5-14x50 Mark 4 ER/T 30mm Riflescope
Leupold 4.5-14x50 Mark 4 ER/T 30mm Riflescope
The premier light tac or the march would both be good choices
Well thanks to your suggestions and a great review by Mike at CS Tactical, I am going Premier LT. Price is pretty smokin to...
I went with the March over the LT. For the cost, I wasn't impressed with the 15x top end or 12 mils of elevation. The glass in my March is up there with my PH's.
Received my first March today, a 3x24x42ffp. Just a quick look holding in my hand but looks really impressive. MUCH lighter than my NXS and S&B. a ton lighter than my new Bushnells
are you a fucking faggot everywhere on this site?
The terms "Tier 1" apply across many industries. Example: IBM, Lenovo, HP, and Toshiba are Tier 1 manufactures. Acer and Gateway are Tier 2.
Not all who use the phrase are so engrossed in military/air-soft lingo. I knew exactly what he meant. I'm sure many others did as well. Better to keep your mouth shut and be thought and idiot; than open it and prove you are.
Chip
By the way - Congratulation! You are the first user to be added to my ignore list.
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what type of shooting/hunting are you doing? what is the close and long distance you want to shoot? what is the size of your target? do you want a "tactical" scope or would a hunting scope do the trick? what caliber and type of rifle are you mounting said optic on?
GA is currently building me a 280ai that I will use as a "long range" hunting rifle (out to 600-800yds). I have a Valdada on my 388NM and an NXS on my 6.5CM. I want to step up quality and drop weight for this build. 15x is the lowest magnification I am willing to consider; I like flexibility.
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