I have seen a couple and one of them happened to someone I trust, so I went with something else. The design does seem to have a fairly thin cross section where the failures I have seen have happened. The DNZ rings are much thicker there.
Of course, cross sectional area isn't as important as...
I have read about issues and seen pictures of Talley rings breaking.
I haven't with the DNZ. The rings are noticeably more beefy than Talley rings in the area where the Talley rings break. They are definitely not as attractive.
My T1X fell off a chest high platform I was using and the scope...
They are definitely not the same height. I was not able to find clamp on rings that would work for both T1x and T3X at the same centerline height.
I went with DNZ Tikka rings on both and they have held great so far. They aren't the prettiest, but they work, which is what I was wanting.
I was wrong. I could have sworn the 6X was .06, but it is .07.
Here is a link to an old Optics Talk thread that has all the SWFA reticle measurements:
SWFA reticle subtensions.
If you didn't like the 3-15 SWFA, you definitely won't like the STAC.
You can still get the Bushnell LRHS with the G2H reticle from GAP. When I emailed and asked them, they said that they still had quite a few of them.
If you get to see the Maven, definitely let me know your opinion as a...
I have a lot of trouble with fine reticles when there is a cluttered/mottled/dark background as well. I have tried both the SWFA 3-15 and the Sightron 3-16,
Sightron- The reticle was so fine that I could only make out the hash marks at 8X or greater in anything other than very bright light and...
I haven't tried the 3-9 Accupoint, just the 5-20X50 (and a 1-4X24 with the triangle reticle that I used to have, it was so nice that is why my brother bought the 5-20X50 and has left it and his rifle with me while he is out of state).
The specs say the Credo has better eye relief and someone on...
Something I can help with! :)
I own 4 of the Credo 3-9X40 Mil Square scopes and 1 of the Accupoint 5-20X50 Mil Dot scopes.
The Accupoint scopes are made in Wixom MI out of parts that Trijicon sources from different companies. I have also read that they get glass from Meopta but I don't know...
So not a lot of top cover making is shady?
Love the mountain in the background. My company has a test site somewhere around Hilo. I haven't had the opportunity to go yet. I have heard it is very beautiful there though.
This isn't scientific but it is math.
This.
While this isn't scientific, it is math. :)
I have a Credo 3-9X40 that has .05 Mil reticle at 9X. It is visible, but just barely as it gets dark on mottled backgrounds. I personally have to turn on the illumination around 4-5 min before the end...
What part of the country and time of the day? If you don't mind me asking.
Southeastern pine/cedar thicket in the early morning is noticeably different to me than a hardwood covered ridge in the early afternoon for reticle visibility. :)
2 different places I hunt, both that I would call thick...