Maven, Leupold, Trijicon, NF

[stayzeroed]

Here's a horse at 9X zoom with a 42mm objective at 43 yards. I think you're overestimating the "difficulty" of killing on 6x at 70 yards.

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I get what your saying, but that horse is standing still and you likely have a good rest.

 

[JohnJohnson]

No shade caught, but please understand the clarification that I made. I have not owned an LHT before, what failed in your optic? Does it seem to be widespread?

I used and then sold an LHT last year. I didn't experience a failure but the turret feel as far as the "clicks" was I think one of the worst I've ever felt. Astonishingly bad for the pricepoint. Though in my opinion the "glass" actually did quite well for its price.

 

[Strider]

No shade caught, but please understand the clarification that I made. I have not owned an LHT before, what failed in your optic? Does it seem to be widespread?

Clarification noted.
I had the original LH on a light .300wby mag. After maybe 50ish rnds it was shooting shotgun sized groups. Sent it in and was told it was "broken". Suprise suprise. They sent me the LHT 3-15. I honestly really liked the scope. The issues were almost all in zero retention and tracking. Had a lot of shots that broke perfect but impact wasnt where the shot was breaking. A lot of adjusting a couple clicks and the impact not following that on target. After hard use zero would be off by about 1moa. A lot of this Could have been mounting and the nut behind the trigger but after just switching to a know reliable scope on the same rifle my shooting somehow improved and there was zero silliness at the range. This was all before for I read the drop evaluation of the LHT which lined up to my experience.

Drop evaluation

Vortex Razor HD LHT 4.5-22x50mm Field Eval

Ryan Avery asked if I would review this scope in the same vein as the Meopta Optika 6 and Tanget Theta evaluations and I agreed. I get queried about these scopes almost as much as any, and even though I have seen poor performance from the prior LHT’s, this is a different design and will be...

rokslide.com

 

[AlwaysChasinTailNHorns]

Have a whiskey and for its price point I like them. However I had one before they had a zero stop and lost a deer that way. Moved up to a tango and wasn’t thrilled with it. So while I’d go back to a whiskey for a mid grade scope, looking for higher end and don’t think sig fits that bill

Totally get it man! Luckily I have the zero stop feature on mine but I just figured I’d toss my two cents in the hat. I will say I got two buddies who shoot trijicons on their rifles and they haven’t ever complained about a thing and I’ve seen those scopes go through the ringer in the back country and perform time and time again.