I currently have a Nikon Buckmaster 4.5-14x40sf on a Burris AR PEPR mount. I really like the scope, but it's tough to get the proper eye relief (in terms of angle). If I move left, right, up or down, the full view starts to go away. Any recommendations on a scope (similar price range $300) that is a little more forgiving in that respect.
Rifle Scopes AR-15 Scope Recommendation
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Re: AR-15 Scope Recommendation
I have a SWFA SS 10X on my AR. It works great, but I had to use an extended rail to get the scope far enough forward. It is an amazing scope for the price.
I have a SWFA SS 10X on my AR. It works great, but I had to use an extended rail to get the scope far enough forward. It is an amazing scope for the price.
Re: AR-15 Scope Recommendation
The best way to combat shadowing issues is by going to a larger exit pupil. The <span style="text-decoration: underline">larger</span> the objective bell and the <span style="text-decoration: underline">smaller</span> the magnification, the larger the exit pupil. For example, Trijicon's 2.5-10x56mm scope is really, really hard to beat.
If you like your current power range, simply shop for a 50mm or 56mm objective bell. You'll notice a big difference over your current 40mm scope.
The best way to combat shadowing issues is by going to a larger exit pupil. The <span style="text-decoration: underline">larger</span> the objective bell and the <span style="text-decoration: underline">smaller</span> the magnification, the larger the exit pupil. For example, Trijicon's 2.5-10x56mm scope is really, really hard to beat.
If you like your current power range, simply shop for a 50mm or 56mm objective bell. You'll notice a big difference over your current 40mm scope.
Re: AR-15 Scope Recommendation
I should have should have specified that it will need a 1" tube. Thanks for the input guys.
I should have should have specified that it will need a 1" tube. Thanks for the input guys.
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