Lightweight FFP hunting scope? Preferably mil reticle

[man32ahan]

As title states, looking at options for a lightweight hunting scope that is FFP and Mil reticle.
Approximates 3-15ish zoom or similar.
No budget.

Let me know what’s out there. Thanks

 

[rustyN]

Big fan of my razor LHT 4.5-22 (21.7oz). Their 3-15 unfortunately is SFP but is also nice and works well on my coyote rifle.

The Mark 6 3-18 is pretty light too: https://www.leupold.com/mark-6-3-18x44-m5c2-ffp-tmr-riflescope

 

[gtriple]

This is the way. Wait for their Black Friday sale.

RS1.2 - 2.5-15x44 FFP

Buy Maven Outdoor Equipment Company RS1.2 Riflescopes. Our RS Series Riflescopes stack up with the most celebrated and expensive scopes in the world…bar none.

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[ResearchinStuff]

swfa.

 

[jjordan355]

I currently have a Viper PST gen 2 3-15 FFP mil on my 7 PRC and really like it.

 

[Samson7x]

Define lightweight to you.

S&B klassik comes in at 20oz, 3-12x. Basic P3L reticle, illuminated.

 

[Stinky Coyote]

I got a 17 oz one I really like but it’s only 1-8x. Capped, illuminated, awesome reticle.

 

[z987k]

Define lightweight to you.

S&B klassik comes in at 20oz, 3-12x. Basic P4f reticle, illuminated.

This is the lightest one unless you want to gamble on vortex. Its 21oz on my scale. P3L reticle is the one you want.

 

[Samson7x]

This is the lightest one unless you want to gamble on vortex. Its 21oz on my scale. P3L reticle is the one you want.

Yes, that's the reticle. Oops, Edited my post.

 

[eamyrick]

This is the lightest one unless you want to gamble on vortex. Its 21oz on my scale. P3L reticle is the one you want.

I’ve been using this as my primary hunting scope for 3-4 years with zero issues.

 

[Ajsomp]

Swfa 3-9, 6x. I prefer the 6x

 

[Joshuajosh]

Lrhs 3-12

 

[JohnsIsl]

This is the way. Wait for their Black Friday sale.

RS1.2 - 2.5-15x44 FFP

Buy Maven Outdoor Equipment Company RS1.2 Riflescopes. Our RS Series Riflescopes stack up with the most celebrated and expensive scopes in the world…bar none.

mavenbuilt.com

What type of discounts do they typically do?

 

[gtriple]

What type of discounts do they typically do?

Either last year or the year before they had a 10% off discount for custom made scopes. But then you could stack other discounts on top of it.

 

[khuber84]

Trijicon 3-18x44. 24oz, i have 3 of em now, prefer them over the RS 1.2 I have. The S&B klassik 3-12 is prob the lightest option at 21oz.

All 3 of these have been drop test approved I believe. The only downfall of the klassik, there isn't a lot of elevation to dial as it only has like 10. 8mil of total travel, you'll likely only have 4.X Mils left of travel after zero at 100y. If you're not making really long shots, prob not a problem.

 

[bradmacmt]

Trijicon 3-18x44. 24oz, i have 3 of em now, prefer them over the RS 1.2 I have. The S&B klassik 3-12 is prob the lightest option at 21oz.

All 3 of these have been drop test approved I believe. The only downfall of the klassik, there isn't a lot of elevation to dial as it only has like 10. 8mil of total travel, you'll likely only have 4.X Mils left of travel after zero at 100y. If you're not making really long shots, prob not a problem.

Why not a 200 yard zero?

 

[khuber84]

Why not a 200 yard zero?

Do whatever you want, but why use a 200y zero when you can just move your turret up a couple clicks and be at a MPBR and be able to just hold hair to 330y for whatever atmospherics your hunting in?

Regardless what you use for a zero, it won't give you any more elevation in the klassik unless you add more moa of vertical offset into the system via the mount, and I don't even know if that works as the turret only looks to have 4.7 mils of up. I don't have personal experience with the scope myself.