Lightweight 100% reliable tracking scope

[Bones]

I have the 2.5-10 NXS and the 3-10 SHV. I have the same reticle in both. The upside to the NXS is exposed turrets and zerostop. The downside is the exposed windage turret, which I would prefer to have it covered. The upside to the SHV is I like the parallax better and you get covered windage, but the downside is the capped elevation.

I like both but if I had to just have 1 I would go NXS, but if you’re on a budget the SHV would be hard to turndown.

If you are good with MOA, Nightforce is able to cap the exposed windage on the NXS.

I am always looking for the same thing, and settled on the March. Even if only usable to 18, that is still a ton higher than the 3-9 SWFA and the SWFA has no parallax adjustment.

The LRHS is great, but 28oz.

I would love a 15x SWFA with a lower profile elevation, capped windage at 22oz or less

 

[mcseal2]

My Huskemaw 3-12x has been great so far. It had the best combination of features and weight when I looked. I just got a 5-20x for a different rifle. When i was researching scopes online I had a very hard time finding where anyone had a tracking issue with one.

 

[Ndbowhunter]

Lrhs isn’t 28oz..

Mines 24.8oz

 

[wind gypsy]

Lrhs isn’t 28oz..

Mines 24.8oz

My 18x LRHSi's are unfortunately.. Still my go to, especially for $750.

 

[Ndbowhunter]

Can’t beat em with a stick!

If I was wanting more then 12x no way u can beat 750$ for illuminated reticle. Still available at that price nowadays?

 

[prm]

I have an extra LRHSi 4.5-14x44 for sale. $775. It’s a really nicely scope. Just don’t have a suitable rifle at the moment.

 

[Bones]

Lrhs isn’t 28oz..

Mines 24.8oz

Mine is an 18x too