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    Lightweight 1-4x ?

    Leupold 1.5-4x VX-Freedom line is pretty light at 9.6oz, and the older VX-R models are virtually the same scope.
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    Looking for reflex sight

    I've been naturally skeptical of the Holosun/china products, but frankly the proof seems to be in the pudding. The market - and many dudes than run them hard - seems to support that they have come out with a good product with a combination of user-desired that other brands don't have for the...
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    Why do old Leupold scopes go for so much?

    That Vari-x iii is nothing... you should see the stupid money clone rifle builders are paying for some of the Mark 4 varieties that were mil issue that are no longer sold commercially. Vastly more capable scopes are on the market today, and yet they are willing to shell out...
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    Reflex red dot sights

    I am a big fan of Shield products. I've had good luck with several of their larger (carbine type) sights and would have more of them but they seem to not sell them in the US anymore. WTF, Sheild? The RMS-c is a fan favorite among my coworkers - several of them carry daily and are pleased with it.
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    Model 700 action

    350-ish? Plus whatever you value the trigger at. Depending what production year the action is, I might be interested in it myself. Care to discuss?
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    Lightweight long range scope?

    Like the man said, Vortex AMG is plenty light for the mag range and quality.
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    Nightforce NX8 vs ATCAR vs Swaro X5

    I am very satisfied with my ATACR, solid recommendations above.
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    Optic options for long range shooting

    Without knowing your actual intended distances for your "long range", I'd offer this general advice: Sacrifice magnification for glass quality if you have to in order to stay in your budget. You can get out to 1000 yrds with 10x mag for just shooting (hunting/PID requirements will likely be...
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    Getting best of both worlds - "standard" and long-range riflescope?

    As others have mentioned, 3-15x, 4-16x mag ranges are great for sort of the "just right" porridge temp. Enough low end for easy scanning, enough high end for detail PID and distance if you want it.
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    New to the forum

    Howdy all, just joined here. Thanks for the hospitality.

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