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VX2 ultralight in 2-7 or 3-9 is as light as you'll get for a variable power scope. Other than that I'd do the Maven RS.2 or SWFA ultralight
That's exactly the same rifle I own - Tikka T3 in 7mm-08. I love that rifle. It is super accurate, and with an easy bolt stop and magazine mod, I can seat 162's out past 2.90"
Mine has worn a few scopes. Last elk season I was running a Burris Fullfield II 3-9x40 and honestly that's a lot of scope for the money. I'd be happy to just leave that on there. But I'm also a fixed power fan, and right now I'm trying out a Weaver K6. The K6 weighs less than 10 oz. and the reticle has is 6 MOA to the tip of the bottom post, which comes out to 400 yards on a 200 yard zero. That's very useful to me.
The other scope I'm liking a whole lot is the VX-2 2-7x33 that is shown on my Savage. It's also under 10 oz.
As it sits, my Tikka is 6 lbs. 13 oz.
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I like the looks of those Weaver's. Found the 4X as well. I have a Stevens 200 in .308 I'm looking to scope. Might go that direction.
The more I use the K6 on my Tikka, the more I like it. It super clear and sharp and bright, and the reticle is more useful to me than the standard Leupold reticle.