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They basically do. I ordered my last one with capped windage. It isn’t exact, but they have a illuminated FFP 3-24x52 that weighs 24.5 oz.If march was to make a 4-20x50 ffp illuminated capped windage at a respectful weight I would buy 2
Euro-Optic is where I bought mine. Took a couple of months to get it but I wasn’t in a hurry. Besides, you can never gone wrong when ordering form them. They are top notch IMO.Where is the place to buy these things? Euro optic only has em on backorder.
This guy is the best source for March opticsWhere is the place to buy these things? Euro optic only has em on backorder.
I got mine from long range supply as well. As I said, I ordered it with capped windage. They were great to work with.This guy is the best source for March optics
A couple months? After I front $2500! Wow. Is that a red flag? Why does no body have them in stock? Is the company not well capitalized enough to keep up with production? Are they going to be around 10 years from now?Euro-Optic is where I bought mine. Took a couple of months to get it but I wasn’t in a hurry. Besides, you can never gone wrong when ordering form them. They are top notch IMO.
Exactly. Deon optics (March) was created to fill a niche and I think not out to become a mass producer.March is a small "boutique" optics company.
A couple months? After I front $2500! Wow. Is that a red flag? Why does no body have them in stock? Is the company not well capitalized enough to keep up with production? Are they going to be around 10 years from now?
When I want to buy a Swarovski, Zeiss or Nightforce, I don't have these issues or concerns.
Uhh……..you are aware of the supply chain issues right? 8-9 months for a new Trcuk, 20 weeks for home windows, 18+ months and counting for a certain grease lubricant……I can go on and on. You simply can’t find a lot of stuff right now. When I ordered my S&B PMII through a different supplier than Euro Optics it took about 4-6 months and that was 7 years ago. Boutique/specialty shops pride themselves on “made to order” products. It’s all about quality they want, not quantity. I wouldn’t be bothered by it at all 10 years ago and surely not now with all that‘s going on.A couple months? After I front $2500! Wow. Is that a red flag? Why does no body have them in stock? Is the company not well capitalized enough to keep up with production? Are they going to be around 10 years from now?
When I want to buy a Swarovski, Zeiss or Nightforce, I don't have these issues or concerns.
I know, but these aren't apparently supply chain issues. Sounds like this is their standard MO. I get "made to order", but the retailer usage of the word "backorder" usually means something different than "made to order" Which is the source of my confusion. They aren't really on backorder, or stuck on a ship somewhere, they haven't even been built yet. Ok, next question then... Do I front 100% of the money upon order? Or like most things "made to order" do I put down a deposit until completion? This process is so different from any other scope purchase I've ever made, sorry for all the questions.Eh, look at the lead time on a Swarovski Z3 3-9x3 or a Nightforce NXS 2.5-10x42 in MILs. Supply chain issues are everywhere.
I'm not bothered by it. I surely understand supply chain issues. I'm in the middle of a home renovation and we cant get a lot of things we need. I'm just trying to understand the process as it is completely different from any other scope purchase I've ever done dozens of times before. March seems to have an entirely different business model, which is not made clear at the retailer level.Uhh……..you are aware of the supply chain issues right? 8-9 months for a new Trcuk, 20 weeks for home windows, 18+ months and counting for a certain grease lubricant……I can go on and on. You simply can’t find a lot of stuff right now. When I ordered my S&B PMII through a different supplier than Euro Optics it took about 4-6 months and that was 7 years ago. Boutique/specialty shops pride themselves on “made to order” products. It’s all about quality they want, not quantity. I wouldn’t be bothered by it at all 10 years ago and surely not now with all that‘s going on.
I know, but these aren't apparently supply chain issues. Sounds like this is their standard MO. I get "made to order", but the retailer usage of the word "backorder" usually means something different than "made to order" Which is the source of my confusion. They aren't really on backorder, or stuck on a ship somewhere, they haven't even been built yet. Ok, next question then... Do I front 100% of the money upon order? Or like most things "made to order" do I put down a deposit until completion? This process is so different from any other scope purchase I've ever made, sorry for all the questions.
Not the one I want.Eurooptic has March Scopes in stock. If they don't have it in stock, it can be backordered. Just like other scopes companies? A quick filter on their site says they have 90 models in stock with free overnight shipping.
Not the one I want.
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Thanks, that link was really helpful. Answered all my questions. I wish Eurooptic had something similar posted.Unfortunately you have pay in full up front for a custom order. Why? How many people these days buy stuff only to turn around and not want it and want to return it or not follow through??? A deposit isn't worth it anymore to have to deal with all of these people. Know what you want, commit to it and pay for it. No way a small company like Deon/March or a small dealer can afford to get stuck with custom orders that people bail on.
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