For what it's worth, I have two family members with the BSA scope referenced above, and they are both said to show chromatic aberration that is undetectable (through my eyeballs) in my Primary Arms 4-14. Both scopes were purchased because they were said to be "essentially the same scope" as mine, which I'd bought some time before and was well liked.
Full disclosure: I did not look for it in either BSA scope myself, but after hearing the (admittedly minor) complaint from both, I looked hard for it in my PA scope and can't see it.
Full disclosure: I did not look for it in either BSA scope myself, but after hearing the (admittedly minor) complaint from both, I looked hard for it in my PA scope and can't see it.
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