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Lol. That sounds enjoyable. 1-4 at 600 yards. SmhFor 600 yards you could use a 1x4 scope.
Price range???
$1k-$1500. Obviously if I could go out further, great. I am just limited on ranges in Houston, TX. More important is being able to learn easy with it.
I do it with an AR all the time.Lol. That sounds enjoyable. 1-4 at 600 yards. Smh
Just don’t need the distance. Money isn’t a big issue - but don’t want to buy a Ferrari to drive to the mailbox.You have a MRAD but want a 1-1.5k scope? Take the time and save up for a used Schmidt and Bender at least. They can be had for 2300 bucks avg. and you’ll be glad you did. If you’re dead set on a cheaper scope a used vortex razor gen ii 3-18 or 4.5-27 is a good one, used leupold MK5’s 3.6-18 or 5-25, or a Athlon Cronus 4.5-29 or whatever their mag range is.
Distance isn’t what more $$$ gets you in a scope. A 2000 scope is much more enjoyable to use versus a 1000 scopeJust don’t need the distance. Money isn’t a big issue - but don’t want to buy a Ferrari to drive to the mailbox.
In this case it’s buying a Ferrari just to put a 300 dollar set of tires on it when in reality it needs a set of p zeros. Even a s&b 3-12 or 4-16 would be plenty for 600 yards. Trust us when we say you will enjoy a higher quality scope. Especially when you’re behind it, whether it’s frequently or infrequently.Just don’t need the distance. Money isn’t a big issue - but don’t want to buy a Ferrari to drive to the mailbox.
Haha. Well the Ferrari was too good of a deal to pass up, relatively speaking. I have a Rec7 DI that I love, so figured the MRAD would be good as well. If I hang on to it, I would upgrade later, just wanted something effective to have some fun and learn about the rifle some.In this case it’s buying a Ferrari just to put a 300 dollar set of tires on it when in reality it needs a set of p zeros. Even a s&b 3-12 or 4-16 would be plenty for 600 yards. Trust us when we say you will enjoy a higher quality scope. Especially when you’re behind it, whether it’s frequently or infrequently.
Thank you!There’s been some 4-16 atacr scopes going for $1700-$1900 on here recently. Nice option. I love mine. The other scope I have and am very impressed with is the Athlon Cronus BTR. Which you can find used around $1200
I would not buy a 1-4 as you’ll want to go longer eventually and will want more magnification. I’d be looking 4-16 or 5-25 etc range. Also nice having the extra magnification for load testing
Thanks!I'm relatively new to long range shooting and my local range maxs @ 700 yards. I recommend that any scope you buy is first focal plane and the reticle and turrets are in mils. I have a Nightforce SHV 4-14, a Bushnell LRTS 4.5-18 and a Bushnell DMR 3-21. All have decent glass, track well, have simple but workable reticles, and are reasonably priced between $800 and $1200
Hey all. New to long distance. Just purchased a Barrett MRAD .308. Will acquire a .300 NM soon. Want a reasonable, simple but quality piece of glass to get out to a max of 600. Thanks for any advice.
Lots of people run them. A good place to look is on the PX here. If you can wait until 100 posts then do, otherwise spend the 40 bucks for the 101 posts and get you a good deal.Is this Leupold good? Any insight where to find a good option used? Been looking on TX fun trader.
or buy a brand new one for $1600? that's not a good deal at all![]()
Optics - SOLD* Vortex Razor HDII 4.5-27x56 w/EBR-2C MIL $1500
Mounted on a 6.5CM for approx 150 rds. Some marks on elevation turret from sighting in, but flawless otherwise. Box, etc included. Will also sell MDT rings If interested for another $100. Not interested in trades at this time. Shipped from 80215.www.snipershide.com
@Jytarget you have a mrad! buy this used and you can take it to a mile! this is the best value scope on the market today with the best warranty
Thanks for the really helpful advice I guess.....I won’t use the .300 NM at 600 yds, appreciate the assumption. My family has land in Minneapolis. However, when I go there I usually rack on one of my uncles optics he uses for elk. Please and thanks.or buy a brand new one for $1600? that's not a good deal at all
also...600 yards max? skip the 300 Norma please and thanks
When you put it like that you’ll get a bunch of 1-4 and up to 1-10 suggestions or a fixed power 10x.Just don’t need the distance. Money isn’t a big issue - but don’t want to buy a Ferrari to drive to the mailbox.
I made the switch as my buddy I shoot with shoots in Mils and makes ease of communication easier as we have a common system. Its also faster to dial and keep track of during matches IMO. That’s not a bad scope to get into either. May i suggest calling MHSA Or Europtic and see if they have any demos or what kinda deal they can get you on package deal NF if that’s the scope you’re seriously considering.For those with relevant advice, appreciate you taking it easy on me. Came across this locally on what seems to be a decent deal. Very used to MOA, but thinking I could handle MIL...this a decent piece?
a new razor gen 2 for $50 more than a used one is good adviceThanks for the really helpful advice I guess.....I won’t use the .300 NM at 600 yds, appreciate the assumption. My family has land in Minneapolis. However, when I go there I usually rack on one of my uncles optics he uses for elk. Please and thanks.
Anything for now to get you shooting. But I would save your money and buy yourself a razorHey all. New to long distance. Just purchased a Barrett MRAD .308. Will acquire a .300 NM soon. Want a reasonable, simple but quality piece of glass to get out to a max of 600. Thanks for any advice.
As the post said - I found one locally on the 5-25 NF. $1800. That’s just the photo.a new razor gen 2 for $50 more than a used one is good advice
and you said getting a 300 NM and shooting to a max of 600 yards. so eh idk what to tell based on your OP but given the info we had a 300NM is too much
that's not a good price and optics planet is a joke.
a 5-25 atacr is not twice the scope as a razor gen 2 and i'd never pay close to that when they go for sub $2500 all the time used, hell even the 7-35 routinely go for well sub $3k
support a Hide vendor and you'll get better pricing to boot
you missed the $1800 partAs the post said - I found one locally on the 5-25 NF. $1800. That’s just the photo.
Which reticle would you recommend?you missed the $1800 part
good price yes. if you like Mil-R which most people do not
this for nightforceThe MIL-C and MIL-XT would be the most desirable for most, but I have a few buddies that still love the MIL-R
Finish | Matte Black |
Waterproof | Yes |
Weight | 26 Ounce |
Tube Diameter | 30mm |
Power Variability | Variable |
Minimum Power | 8 |
Maximum Power | 32 |
Adjustment Click Value | 1/8 MOA |
Adjustment Type | Click |
Exposed Turrets | No |
Finger Adjustable Turrets | Yes |
Turrets Resettable to Zero | Yes |
Zero Stop | No |
Turret Height | High |
Fast Focus Eye Piece | Yes |
Lens Coating | Fully Multi-Coated |
Warranty | Limited Lifetime Factory Warranty |
Rings Included | No |
Sun Shade Included | No |
Lens Covers Included | Yes |
Reticle | Mil-Dot |
Reticle Construction | Wire |
Illuminated Reticle | No |
Holdover Reticle | No |
Reticle Focal Plane Location | 2nd |
Parallax Adjustment | Side Focus |
Fog Proof | Yes |
Shock Proof | Yes |
Overall Length (A) | 16.25 Inches |
Eyepiece Bell to Objective Bell Length (B) | 6.15 Inches |
Objective Bell to Turret Length (C) | 2.7 Inches |
Eyepiece Bell to Turret Length (D) | 2 Inches |
Eyepiece Length (E) | 3.85 Inches |
Objective Bell Length (F) | 6.25 Inches |
Objective Diameter (G) | 2 Inches |
Eyepiece Diameter (H) | 1.71 Inches |
Objective Lens Diameter | 44 Millimeter |
Eye Relief | 4 Inches |
Field of View @ 100 Yards Minimum Power | 9.3 Feet |
Field of View @ 100 Yards Maximum Power | 2.5 Feet |
Maximum Windage Adjustment | 40 MOA |
Maximum Elevation Adjustment | 40 MOA |
Sun Shade Length | 3 Inches |
This^^^ And if you are a Mil/LEO/Veteran, there’s several more that offer substantial discounts. I wouldn’t cheat myself when it comes to glass, it’s going to cost you, but there’s one thing none of us will ever get back.....time. A cheap scope will cost you money and time. The glass itself doesn’t need to be the absolute best, but the mechanics of it better be. Good luck.I started out with nightforce optics but switched to Vortex Razors. Great scopes for the money and lifetime warranty. You can find them at Expertcity.com for half off if Mil or First Responder. Mine is a freaking tank though which some may not like. I do miss the weight of the NF NX8.