Recent content by AlfredE.Neuman

+1 on the S&B. Being a MOA guy, I went with the P4f illuminated though...

I'm a relatively new member here with few posts. I appreciate this thread and agree it's threads like these that inform us of the problems encountered by other members. Reading of the experiences of others, both good experiences and bad, has helped make difficult choices easier and saved me...

I was in the market for a Schmidt and Bender PMII 5-25x56 with a P4f MOA/MOA and everybody was out, with a 2 month wait til the next shipment - til I found this guy. The Scopesmith - Home Jose is the owner's name and he's extremely friendly and helpful. His prices are very competitive!!! I had...

Nope, my answer was a gross oversimplification. Yours was more in depth. I'm going to look at Steiner but I'm leaning toward S&B. I ordered a rifle from Accurate Ordnance and I'm looking for some really nice glass for it.

Like yercowboy said, the apochromatic lenses focus all three colors at the same plane/point. If they're not all on the same plane, you will always have some built-in blurriness that can't be adjusted out. I've been looking at S&B's PMII 5-25 and all the S&B's use the apochromatic lenses. Was...

I looked all over their site. Can't find the answer anywhere. Does Steiner use achromatic or apochromatic lenses in these scopes?