Hey guys I was wondering if anyone has ordered directly from their US warehouse? I see the SFP one is only 169 on their page and the 10x44 is only 140 on Edgun West's site. I like the Veyron because it is very compact and would go great with my wifes Fortitude and since she wont be messing with the magnification theres no reason to get the FFP. I'm also interested in the 10x44 for a 22 caliber marauder that I currently have a ginormous UTG 8x32x56 on and it is way too heavy for my taste. Anyways I'm trying to do a little more posting on AGN lately and would love to hear some feedback. Thanks in advance.
Tac Vector 3x12x44 Veyron and 10x44 Marksman
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the 10 x tac vector Markman is a great scope very good reticle clear glass cant go wrong with that choice iv had 3 of them and one on my dream lite
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I have the Tac Vec. 4.5-18x50 on my Huben and really like it. Great glass. The only thing I wish it had was an illuminated dot. then it would be perfect for my needs.
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I have both Tac Vec. 4.5-18×50 and the 10X Marksman, they both do a great job...I think the 10x has a little brighter view to it.
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The TAC Vector 3-12x44 is almost identical to the Discovery VT-3 3-12x44.
Discovery sells them as SFP and FFP (I have the latter, and like it).
Just another option for sellers and prices.
Matthias
Discovery sells them as SFP and FFP (I have the latter, and like it).
Just another option for sellers and prices.
Matthias
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I'm sitting on a Discovery 10X right now. I haven't decided if I am going to put it on My Taipan Vet or a .22 rimfire. But just looking at it, the glass is clear and I like the reticle, too.
And for less than $150, I thought it would be nice to compare it to some of the fixed power SWFA scopes I've had in the past.
I wish more companies would come out with more fixed power alternatives.
And for less than $150, I thought it would be nice to compare it to some of the fixed power SWFA scopes I've had in the past.
I wish more companies would come out with more fixed power alternatives.
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