Rifle Scopes Official Zero Compromise Optic News & Updates
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In terms of how it locks? Sorry, I guess I (we?) need some more direction with your comment.
I prefer the wider spacing of the 10MIL vs 15MIL personally overall. It seems more fool proof when setting the zero and not having the hash mark spacing slightly off between the turret and body of the scope when the directions are not followed.
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The newest ZCO's are more positive in general, the makority of new ones are also 10MIL. IMO they have evolved over 6 years.
I have had (and still have) locking and Non-locking. I have also had 15 mil and have 10 mil dials. I prefer the 10 mil as it is easier for me to count as I am able to "feel" the clicks better. I prefer the non-locking, especially if I am dialing (as opposed to holding off) a lot.
The locks and clicks are both pretty solid in my opinion.
No, the throw lever is an additional charge. Not sure it is really needed as the ZCO power ring already has a designed in throw “fin” as do all ZCO scopes.
Do you lose overall available elevation w/ the 10 mil vs the 15 mil or does the 10 mil add more rotations?
So both have 35 mils of available elevation if you were able to zero either right at the bottom of the adjustment range?
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Loving the 2-10. But. The set screw location guy must be the same guy that made the Raptar rails that dont retain zero
Last call for old prices on these in stock items!
07/30/25: What's in stock and on the way below and if it's not in stock than PM, call 916-628-3490 or email [email protected] to get an ETA"
Also contact us to build you a complete ZCO package with accessories. FDE flip caps are also now available!
https://www.cstactical.com/Zero-Compromise-Optic
Zero Compromise Optic ZC210 2-10x30 Riflescope DMR Reticle Locking Turrets $3,660.00
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M1X Locking in stock $3,875.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M2X Locking in stock $3,875.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M3X NLE $3,875.00 shipping in!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M1X, M2X and M3X $4,590.00 OD Green Limited Edition in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M1X 10MIL NLE $4,240.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M3X 10MIL NLE $4,240.00 in stock!
07/30/25: What's in stock and on the way below and if it's not in stock than PM, call 916-628-3490 or email [email protected] to get an ETA"
Also contact us to build you a complete ZCO package with accessories. FDE flip caps are also now available!
https://www.cstactical.com/Zero-Compromise-Optic
Zero Compromise Optic ZC210 2-10x30 Riflescope DMR Reticle Locking Turrets $3,660.00
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M1X Locking in stock $3,875.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M2X Locking in stock $3,875.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC420 4-20x50 M3X NLE $3,875.00 shipping in!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M1X, M2X and M3X $4,590.00 OD Green Limited Edition in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M1X 10MIL NLE $4,240.00 in stock!
Zero Compromise Optic ZC527 5-27x56 M3X 10MIL NLE $4,240.00 in stock!
That's rad. I see there are other zco models on their site tooThose are our scopes and we’re working with them
I have a question about my parallax adjustment. It seems to be moving after each firing. ZCO 4-20×56. Also the tension is consistent then has what feels like a weaker tension right where the parallax adjustment is good. Any thoughts? Take ot easy Im new to shooting. Thanks
Do you know anyone in your area that has a ZCO? If so I would have them try your and see if it feels different. Otherwise Monday send them a note and describe the issue. They will make sure it is right!!
My willpower finally gave out, got the 2-10 with the HTR reticle. Reticle seems very intuitive and the clarity is incredible. I'll mostly be using this for multigun matches with the occasional accurized AR match thrown in.
If I had to nitpick, it's definitely AZ daylight bright, but that's what the offset red dot is for anyways.
If I had to nitpick, it's definitely AZ daylight bright, but that's what the offset red dot is for anyways.
I agree clarity is just insane but just wish it had daylight bright illum. I asked cs about it and all they gave me was a vague corporate response.
Edit : btw by cs i meant customer service from Zero Compromise themselves
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Yeah you’ve never owned a daylight bright magnified optic then.
It's a pretty vague term, but I live in AZ and am usually shooting in the desert sun so it's more apparent to me. Good examples for LPVO would be the Vortex Razor G2/G3.
If you're using it as your primary optic at 1x it's a huge help having something almost as bright as a red dot.
Still have zero idea what that even means, and I have own every thing from Burris. Bushnel, Leopold, night force, march to ZCO.
I have zero trouble seeing the illumination in what passes for full sun here ( Seattle, and yes we do get several Sunny days every Year
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Atacr 1-8 or Vortex 1-6, 1-10? Those are daylight bright.
Yeah…That’s also a factor.I have zero trouble seeing the illumination in what passes for full sun here ( Seattle, and yes we do get several Sunny days every Year
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