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NIB and unopened/still sealed. Including, picatinny rings, sunshade, battery, or anything else that comes in the box normally. $800

I'll miss this scope! In great shape, excellent glass, has always worked well, and has helped me win quite a few matches in FT and on centerfire Tactical rifles for Field Courses on steel. The H59 is my #1 choice for holdovers and holdoffs. Cashiers check, personal check and wait to clear...

Lets see the groups.

It goes in spurts or seasons. So nice living in the west with plenty of areas to shoot. A friend came to visit so I brought my 6.5 Saum out since he hadn't shot it yet, dialed 6.8 mils, held off .7 mil for wind, and cold bore'd the 1143Y steel. No way around it, that's just cool! Then dialed...

I guess this is Athlon's try at a basic inexpensive big game hunting scope. It's lighter weight than the Talos 4-16 and has a wider FOV at 4.5x than the Talos does at 4x. Likely also a wider FOV on 14x than the Talos does at 14x. Might also have superior lens coatings and prescription since it's...

Athlon 2-12x42. There is a FFP Helos G2 and a SFP Heras.

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Probably have to go 'up' in price to something like the March 4.5-28x52 for a FFP scope as far as lighter weight and focuses at 10Y with better IQ than the G2 Cronus. IMHO, The problem is that the G2 Cronus is the best scope going in this price range as far as street price so its difficult to...

Don't these cock the hammer back with a double action trigger pull?

Another friend has one like it called the USO MST100. It's a copy of the original USMC Unertl though I think doesn't have the quality of the original. It has something wrong with it because the crosshair cannot be fully put in focus and its otherwise blurry. This friend has never sent it back...

Those photos bring back that hilarious memory. IIRC the pranks started a few months before hand at the FT matches. I might have started them, lol. Mike we already miss you greatly and also the previously times when health problems arose making it impossible to attend our shared shooting sports...

I'm not sure but the person I dealt with concerning warranty said it was the parallax mechanism. This was their 6-24x56 FFP. When IOR started to become popular a friend of mine ordered their 9-36 and it broke right away so he sent it in receiving back another one which didn't last much longer...

Athlon Talos 3-12 with mildot and .1mil clicks. One of those sleepers in the scope world.

Got the 17hmr/Nikon 3-9 sighted in at 50Y but it was rough seeing the holes in the old cardboard box at 9x with it not being perfectly in focus. Eh, should I buy another scope, maybe?? This one would be fine for small game hunting but doesn't satisfy what my modern experiences with current...

16 years ago I bought a used USO 3.2-17 FFP. After I received it and I looked through it the IQ was unacceptably bad so I sent it in for repair. It was returned back to me within a couple weeks very much the same. Nothing about this $1700 scope was exceptional in any way and I haven't bought a...

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I imagine that by now NF has changed their coatings and prescriptions but 15 years ago I wasn't impressed with the 12-42. A friend had one and I wasn't convinced enough to buy one. It was the same way with the 5 NXS scopes I had back then. Ok IQ but nothing great. However NF has been a leader...

Super short scopes suffer from optical compromises, even expensive ones do. These are usually lighter weight and might be better suited for compact guns. Those old Tasco's weren't too bad. Back when I used these I wasn't disappointed in them for the money. Using lower magnifications, as well...

Or the Athlon Heras 10-60 which some have stated has the same glass quality as the Ares ETR version and is less expensive. I've had the ETR version for 7 months and I like it because of the mostly daylight bright illume. A very bright, crisp, and clean, image quality.

Man I wish there were Rock chucks near where I live. I've shot 3, two in ID, one was with a 22rf at 70Y, one at 250Y with a 17Rem, and one in WY at 412Y with a 20x47L wildcat/55's at 3830 fps, all while on vacation. The one at 412Y was hit with such force it went helicoptering off the tippy...