Prismax 10x32

[cowabunka]

This looks kinna neat, especially with the adjustable rail that can be used on other optics

anyone tried / seen it before? I googled it and nothing other than seller's vid came up, and not very good ones at that

http://shop.drewslab.co.uk/day-optics-scopes/871-prismax-lrf-10x32.html?search_query=prismax&results=2

 

[PumaCarl]

Very cool find! It looks kinda bulky to me, but if it does nothing else than to be competition for MTC, then it is already doing a good job. If you haven't checked out the MTC Atom, you might want to; it is tiny and unique enough to demand too high a price (for me to buy one new) at the moment. These designs are the way to go for small bullpups.

 

[Nutcracker]

Competition always nice. This might be an alternative to the Atom, if price is right. Looks a little bulky though.

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Yeah, it's got a rangefinder on it! That's pretty cool. Especially at that price point

 

[Nutcracker]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJqi3ZBsbQI

 

[cowabunka]

Very cool find! It looks kinda bulky to me, but if it does nothing else than to be competition for MTC, then it is already doing a good job. If you haven't checked out the MTC Atom, you might want to; it is tiny and unique enough to demand too high a price (for me to buy one new) at the moment. These designs are the way to go for small bullpups.

oh my 12 x 50 is on its way to daddy 

i was looking for some adjustable rail pic rails and then this little thing came up

You can also order w/o range finder for 275 pounds, rail + scope

I'm tempted

 

[Mballistics]

Very cool find! It looks kinda bulky to me, but if it does nothing else than to be competition for MTC, then it is already doing a good job. If you haven't checked out the MTC Atom, you might want to; it is tiny and unique enough to demand too high a price (for me to buy one new) at the moment. These designs are the way to go for small bullpups.

oh my 12 x 50 is on its way to daddy 

i was looking for some adjustable rail pic rails and then this little thing came up

You can also order w/o range finder for 275 pounds, rail + scope

I'm tempted

why 275, it is 215 http://shop.drewslab.co.uk/day-optics-scopes/874-prismax-lrf-10x32.html

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Less than half a pound? Man, I probably would have ordered one if I knew it existed. I've already got a new 10x scope in my hands today. But can be adjusted down to 1.75x 1lb

 

[cowabunka]

Very cool find! It looks kinda bulky to me, but if it does nothing else than to be competition for MTC, then it is already doing a good job. If you haven't checked out the MTC Atom, you might want to; it is tiny and unique enough to demand too high a price (for me to buy one new) at the moment. These designs are the way to go for small bullpups.

oh my 12 x 50 is on its way to daddy 

i was looking for some adjustable rail pic rails and then this little thing came up

You can also order w/o range finder for 275 pounds, rail + scope

I'm tempted

why 275, it is 215 http://shop.drewslab.co.uk/day-optics-scopes/874-prismax-lrf-10x32.html

you are right, my bad

 

[Mballistics]

Less than half a pound? Man, I probably would have ordered one if I knew it existed. I've already got a new 10x scope in my hands today. But can be adjusted down to 1.75x 1lb

I think it is without the zeroing block - mounts, I would add another 150 gr to be safe

 

[Long_Gun_Dallas]

Good point. Interesting how the POA adjustment is on the rail.... That'd be handy to have for other sights

 

[Nutcracker]

Good point. Interesting how the POA adjustment is on the rail.... That'd be handy to have for other sights

That is how all the old scopes used to be. Well I means external mounts that adjust windage & elevation. Actually it makes for a very trouble free scope. The thing I like best about that scope it the range finder. 

https://possibleshop.com/rifle-malcolm-scopes.html

 

[NickT]

So, it’s a discount Atom, right?

Maybe I missed it- do they mention anything about the type of reticle?

Very interesting find.

 

[Mballistics]

I have all 4 of them! 

1) MTC 10x30 is good for hunting or HFT rifles, that is if you prepared to pay $500, small / neat / MOA adj mounts / crisp lenses. Indispensable for little bullpaps 

2) MTC 12x50 as above but larger and heavier, that is if someone need an extra 20 % magnification and have an extra 200$ on top of 500

3) Drewlab Prismax 10x32 LRF - larger than 1) and 2) but cheaper then 1) & 2) , and yes, it has functional built in rangefinder, which also has a bluetooth to hook up to a compatible mobile app. With rangefinder it is cheaper than MTC without. The optics is good, but not as good as MTC. External mount works well to zero the sight, but not sure if turrets there can be used as tactical to dial in to compensate. There is a remote wireless button to trigger the RF, but the system does not support remote function and app communication in the same time, so you have either operational remote button or ballistic running through the app. Ret - half mildot till 10 mil down, mildot after, I guess the idea is to use crosshair for compensation rather then turrets. The scope does take to get used to, focusing is at the back, next to the dioptrical adjustment.

4) Drewlab Prismax 10x32 - as 3) but without RF, reticules the same as in 3) 

All work well with NV front attachments, but LRF sight obviously wont be able to measure any distance .

 

[NickT]

Thanks for the thorough comparison. Very helpful.