bman940

I picked up a Riton Optics 5 Primal 2-12X44 for my Thompson Center Icon and love it. The rifle is .5 MOA accurate, and the scope makes sure I'm getting all of that. The MOA reticle works great for fast and accurate bullet drops, and the adjustable throw lever is a nice feature. The glass has very ...

For me, cheap means good quality and a reasonable price. If you buy something poorly made with a crummy warranty, you defintely don't get off cheaply. Check out Riton Optics. I have 3 of their Red Dots that I picked up at their last sale, and I couldn't be happier. In fact, I'll be training with th...

I have 3 Riton Optics, 1 Primal 4-12X50 IL scopes. 1000's of rounds, zero issues, and big fun had by all. Yes to having parallax adjustment. The quality and features of the 1 Primal far outweigh the retail price of $279. I'm going to try and add a pic of my 10/22 Green Gator Edition and the scope. N...

I would take a look at the Meopta Optika5 3-15X44 Z-Plus reticle. This will work great for your needs, and dialing in the bullet drops using Strelok Pro will be a significant advantage. The 5 has better light transmission than the MeoSport R, which for hunting, is exactly what you need. You could s...

+1 for the Meopta Optika6. They will do everything you want a scope to do. These scopes are over engineered and for the $, the glass quality is excellent. I like a BDC reticle for hunting and dialing for fun. The Optika6 FFP scopes let you do both. There are some deals to be had if you shop around. ...

Meopta 2.5-15x44 MeoPro Optika 6 SFP Riflescope (Z-Plex Reticle) is one heck of a scope, you might also want to look at the Optika5 3-15x44. A one-inch tube and 5X zoom, it is a little sleeker scope and still loaded with great features! Meopta is the best scope maker around that you probably have ne...

Plus 1 on the Meopta. 1 heck of a lot of features for a great price. European quality for a fair price. Why wouldn't you buy an optic from a company known for the quality of their glass and that sells glass to other companies? I have both an Optika5 and 6 scopes, love 'em. Definitely worth the $....

You can not go wrong with Meopta. Whoever got you on that path knows quality and value. That being said, I think you can drop down to their Optika5 2-10 or 3-15 magnification models and your rifle will be set for hunting season. You can choose the ZPLUS reticle and then dial in the drops using Strel...

Without a doubt, the Meopta MeoStar R1 is one of the best out there and probably the best option for your $. There are a lot of videos and forum posts saying the same thing about the R1. ...

Being a lever gone shooter myself, there are things to take into consideration that you don't need to worry about with a bolt gun. Obj. clearance being one and even with an offset cocking handle having a room with the eyepiece can be tricky. I have a Meopta MeoPro 6X on my Browning BLR .308. Love it...