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I don’t see any mention of the Valdada product. I have been doing some research on that line of late. Richard Utting and Rex and of course Joe speak highly of this brand. The Spyder 9x36 44 would push your budget though. These scopes are not well received by folks on the Long Range forums. It’s...

Steve, Excellent review, as usual. 2435.49 is the number 

Looking for a Kraford & Lypt KLS-1 adjustable stock for FX Impact.

Good information here. Thanks guys. I’m going to guess those who are ok with 27x and below at 100 yards are younger then 50 or blessed with great vision. I have watched several reviews on the high power target scopes which include Nightforce 7-35 56, Sightron SV & SIII 10-50 60, Trijicon 5-50 56...

Good feedback on the power. Where in the 15-60 range do you think you’ll be shooting?

I currently have a 6-24 power scope and find my 63 year old eyes have difficulty to clearly see the impact hole at 100 yds. LOL

I’m interested in what your top 4 scope picks are for 100 Yd. benchrest target regardless of price and why? The ability to spot .22 impacts are a must. Low yardage focus is must. What power level do you use when shooting at 100 Yds?

Ok. How many guys end up with 2 scopes. 1 for hunting and 1 for target? 

Any of these come in FFP?

At 63 years of age my eyes have a difficult time picking out exactly where a .22 cal pellet hole is at 100 yards with my Optisan 6-24 scope. This is a great scope for the money but It is falling short for me when spotting the impact points. So my question is what magnification works comfortably...

Mike, has this been resolved?? I am about to pull the trigger on a new Daystate 110 myself. I will anxiously wait to understand what failed, why it failed and of course the fix. Good luck!

I understand that AOA sells about a 50-50 ratio of the Omega Turbocharger to Daystate 110. The Omega sure has some very nice feature sets. Congrats!