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  1. Scar 17 owners question

    Thanks! Those start at some $2500 and up and are most excellent. I am trying to get one in the $1k to $1.5k range. I do not shoot from a bench except to sight in.

  2. Scar 17 owners question

    That is a nice one. Thanks! If they still offered the hunting retical
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    Great hunting scope option

    I like the 1-4x for my plinking on my SCAR 17s. I have a message out to trijicon to see their opinion of this combo, durability wise. I will post it here if the bother to respond.

  4. Scar 17 owners question

    due to age i guess, I can no longer focus on sights and target. I am a plinker and would like to be able see the target, so a 1-4 would suit me just fine. Regardless, many thanks to all. anyone tried a Steiner?

  5. Scar 17 owners question

    for those with actual experience as an owner/shooter, what is a reasonable 1-4x or so scope model that will stand up to the unique recoil? Thanks, Moose
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    Nikon Monarch scope

    a Japanese made monarch scope will deliver 95% Swarovski performance for 1/4 the cost...Philippine made...not so much

  7. What’s the absolute best 1” hunting scope (no price limit)

    IOR Valdada scopes are made with "Schott" glass, same as in Zeiss, and other high-end scopes for about 1/3 rd the cost. I prefer a fixed power scope.

  8. Best scope for 22LR competition?

    Don't know about competition, but the Nikon Rimfire has a reticle calibrated for standard velocity ammo.

  9. Are Daniel Defense Fixed Sights worth the money?

    If there is a downside, in my personal experience, is that if you only sight in and use one aperture, a good rifle will group fine. if you switch apertures from the small to the large after sighting-in, the group will shift about 4 inches @ 100yds. LMT sights do not do this.
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