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I'll take the MR920, PM sent.

If the Nightforce Unimount is still available I will take it!

If this is still available I'll take it!

Given the price range and the use case calling for an illuminated reticle, I am surprised that Ilya didn't recommend the $1500 Element Nexus. Same weight as the non-illuminated Bushnell at 28 oz. and from Ilyas reviews, best in class combination of glass quality, reticle design, and turret...

$899.99 I have no experience with this scope, so I don't know if this is a good buy or not, but it looks like it is a significant discount so I figured I'd let people know. It has the SR-1 reticle, FFP, Japanese glass, weighs 20.1 ounces.

Wow, I was writing you a PM, came back to double check the trades list and saw the SPF! Congrats on the sale, let me know if it doesn't go through for some reason!

I agree Kyltro, I am betting that whoever filled out the spreadsheet for that chart forgot to change that column for the FFP versions.

The Titan certainly lives up to its name, 39 oz. (2.44 pounds) scope! Must have taken a page out of the Vortex Razor HD Gen II design philosophy book!

Gingerly?!?! Why? Cram it down their throats! Let them know they have no idea what it’s like to deal with a pissed off Russian... er American... er Jewish Russian American with Israeli ties... OK on second thought, you know far better than I, so ignore me and carry on, I’ll just be here whining...

I hope not, two new lighter, mid-power, illuminated MRAD tree, FFP scopes in the $1000-$1500 range would be fantastic!

Add me to the list, although I do now have a PST 2.5-10x32 coming to tide me over, thanks for that recommendation. As for a direct to consumer brand, I think this should be the next optic in the MPO line, hopefully Brownell's will get you to design the reticle and make the warranty transferable...