SAI 10 1-10
- Thread starter Guthwine
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Don't they also make TT optics? I don't see the problem. Everyone has a daylight bright 1-8/10 LPVO. It's the standard.
Eotech
Nightforce
Leupold
even Primary Arms
TT lol - You in the market for $5K LPVO? 99% of the market isn’t. 3/4 of those are Japanese OEM scopes like this SAI. no idea where Leupold makes theirs though. The NX8 kinda sucks, the ATACR is heavy with shit FOV, the PA 1-8 I had wouldn’t focus properly to my eye, and Loopy we don’t talk about here.
SAI says it's their design and made in Canada, but whatever. As to $5K....lmao! No. It would add a few hundo, max. Just like all the others.
Well...the 1-6's have Japanese glass and such. Perhaps we're now playing the Bill Clinton word game that other optics outfits play in the definition of "made".
Designed in Canada.....Of course
Assembled in Canada....Very possible
The glass is probably Japanese again and components are likely sourced outside Canada (across the Pacific) if it's going to stay in the SAI price scale.
And there is always the possibility the rep misspoke...totally known to happen.
Regarding the illumination thing, as noted their entire reticle design with the "X" is to alleviate the urgent need for "nuclear brightness" and the various illumination games expensive and technical LED or fucking around with the big circular globs that kinda sorta look like a bloomed out aimpoint on a FFP on 1x (which is in opposition to their design). I can see the argument for going brighter IF they were to do on the 1-10 model like they later did on the 1-6x where they have an offering where they omit the rapid aiming "X" and illuminating the thin part of the crosshair is a benefit on 1x.
Though I must say, I do wish most of these mid-tier optic manufacturers would fucking cool it with the "NV setting" bullshit on LPVO's and leaving me with maybe 4 or 5 usable settings out of the 11 and give me a few more brightness settings at the top instead of the bottom. Like with the Aimpoint T/H models and Eotech 3/2...if you can afford a clip on, you can pony up the 5-10% for your NV settings.
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