Guys here's my first Element Nexus Video. Enjoy
https://youtu.be/nyj4gVrA2yA
https://youtu.be/nyj4gVrA2yA
Element Nexus Video Review
- Thread starter JoeWayneRhea
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Hey Joe. Can the eye piece / diopter be locked once tuned for the shooter's eye?
Why a 30mm tube for the high-end scope (Nexus) and a 34mm tube for the mid-range scope (Titan)?
Why a 30mm tube for the high-end scope (Nexus) and a 34mm tube for the mid-range scope (Titan)?
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Great review as always Joe! How does this compare to your 2019 scope of the year, the Arken EP-4; 6-24x50?
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The Cronus and This scope are both tops in the $1500 scope . But the Arken simply can't play in this league . It's 2.5 times as much so it makes sense
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Would be interested in a comparison of the Helix vs the Athlon Midas Tac. Weight being a consideration along with glass quality and how sharp they range in and out.
Thanks for the reviews
Jerry L.
Thanks for the reviews
Jerry L.
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I'll be reviewing the other two scopes as soon as possible . I really hope they are half as impressive as this scope is !!!!! The one I had was the MOA reticle Ted designed . He NAILED IT for great visual feedback without clutter
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Joe, get your hands on a Burris XTR III. Same basic price as the Cronus. Best glass and turrets I've seen at the price point. Made in Colorado with top end Japanese glass, lifetime no questions asked transferable warranty. It's not an update to the XTR II. Totally different scope.
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Hey Joe great review , Hey When I saw Zero lock , I have seen exact zero atop and turret on the Valdata G2 which is a $2800 scope so they using good materials
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Thanks Joe, I think what most shooters would be interested in is the mid priced ($800) Titan. Not many guys will be spending $1500 for a scope, but $800 (and probably discounted after a bit) is palatable. When you do review this scope a comparison to well known scopes like the Athlon Ares BTR and Bushnell Forge would be interesting and shed some light on just how good (or not) this scope is. I already see that's its quite heavy, but for bench rest that's a plus not a minus. Thanks brother!
Mike
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Yep, the titan is the one I was interested in. I was bummed to find out it has a minimum 15 Yd parallax, whereas the other 2 scopes are 10 Yds.
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Since the two "lower" priced Element scopes are made in China, I'm wondering how the Corona Virus will affect production and delivery?
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I only know of one scope maker in China that claims to be back in full production. I'm pretty sure from emails I've received that they are kinda in a holding pattern . I have a cousin who lives in China and she said it wasn't bad where she is ( it's a big place) but travel between cities is almost non existent
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When I had Corona virus I cured it by getting lots of rest on the beach in a folding chair. Luckily it went really well with my lime disease.
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Joe
Were you able to get your hands on either titan or helix? I like the titan but it’s over 2 lbs or 39 oz! But Helix is SFP, feels like 2 not so great choices then $1500 is a little too rich for my blood. Any thoughts on that?
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