Falcon 5.5-25x56 B20 ret first impression, review to come..

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Well done for posting this so quickly/soon after your order arrived (clearly shown by your visible Slippers & 'house pants' - or Pyjamas, as an old bloke like me would say)!

JD / Jean - you'll find it near impossible to get a video of a scopes reticle in Hand Held Mode, in fact most people would just cut to a carefully posed still image for that - tripod used).
Here's the Falcon 'B20' reticle for anyone interested -
It's in .pdf format. BTW
http://www.falconoptics.com/pdf/FFP%20B20%20Reticle%20Diagram.pdf

I don't know why it (B20) is called Brabant - I thought that was a European town :)

With FFP scopes it's important to understand or know your required mag. ranges - I would estimate that the OP's new scope works optimally between ~7.5 and 22 Magnification (only a guess, as I use lower mag FFP scopes)
 
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Thanks mate ! =)
And yeah I tried to give my impression as I was unboxing the scope, İ thought it would be more aunthentic =)
Concerning the ret, İ have a picture of it but I won't share it until I get another one 'cause the one I have doesn't do any justice to the scope and its clarity.
It's really impressive mate, from 5.5 to 25 mag, the scope stays clear as hell and the quality of the image iş impressive, at first sight it also seems to track really well..
As I Said in the video, it's my first time in front of the caméra, İ hope you could understand me despite my accent but above all, İ hope it's the kind of video that people find helpful when choosing a scope =]
 
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Zeroed the scope tonight as the wind was on "pause" button..
Only needed 6 pellets and scope was perfectly zeroed.
Tracking seems amazing and clarity / glass are excellent.
Turrets are Still a bit stiff, you can precisely hear the click but you can hardly feel it (I assume it'll get smoother in time..)
All in All a great scope, I'd recommand it everyday for the moment !!
 
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