S2H Scope Interest

Interest in purchasing a S2H 3-18x44 rifle scope (if passes durability testing)


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I hate to contribute to the massive derail. but


I've shot nothing other than Mil/FFP scopes for about 15 years, for guns where I have the choice. It is clearly a superior system. However:

the advantages are largely small optimisations in situations that only occur occasionally, only when you hunt in some specific ways. For the vast majority of hunting scenarios I encounter, any aspect of shooting is not terribly difficult or really a factor at all, let alone optimisations in speed and managing mental load, and the small and largely theoretical optimisation available makes no difference.

Let's not get too caught up in the moment and pretend that using Mil based scopes is the single biggest thing that will make a positive difference to your hunting success and anything else is asking for universal failure


I don't use quick drop or "gun number" based wind systems (although I have used similar rules of thumb for many years) and I rarely struggle to kill an animal that I decide to kill. It's actually not that hard.

minor optimisation is far from essential. But then again, what else is there to argue about on the internet?
If this reply was the essence of what's preached by the mil crowd I wouldn't even bother arguing. I can live with what you're saying here. Not that I agree with every word, but you're well within 'agree to disagree, go in peace' territory.

Of course, the hardliners may disown you for it.
SWEET BABY JEZUZ!!!

I go to work for the day and the thread blows up.

Please take your MOA vs MIL arguments to a different thread (and whatever other nonsense infiltrated this thread).

My objectives were to place all the specs up front (edited as questions arose for things I missed) and to gauge interest in 1 easy to find location. Legit questions on the why of the specs are welcome.

If I could, I’d delete about 10 pages worth of bs
Chin up. The bright side is that they now know there's a lot of demand, the thread has stayed bumped and visible, and they now know there's a market space for a moa version of the scope, and I strongly suspect that there's at least one adult in the room over at zerotech that would like to know that.
Man, my shooting conditions without leaving my area can swing from a DA below -5000 to 8000. Plus I shoot different bullets at the range. I'm not swapping out multiple turrets.

You keep harping on can, of course you can use MOA and divide by 4 under stress. But, it is demonstrably a higher load condition, so beyond some nerdy desire, why? You can train people to use DOS, but modern GUIs are more efficient.
There's a lot in what you've said in this thread that I think could be reasonably discussed. I think I can counterpoint your points. I think there's some nuance and context you miss. But you're one of a handful of people who approach this reasonably and I appreciate that, and, at this point, don't know that it would accomplish much to say more. But I think you're coming at this from a reasonable, if imperfect, standpoint. That's worth noting. I'm just tired of arguing.
 
There's no real reason to use MOA, but what the hell. Take a look at the original designer of the reticle in this scope, a gentleman I know and have hunted with many years ago, and while he understands the clear and obvious superiority of mil-based systems - he hunts frequently with wildly sub-optimal equipment by any metric. Because it is far from the end of the world.
 
The quick point and shoot of the bold enough German #1-ish design is far more important to me than the angular units. Prefer Mil, but that is pretty far down my priority list. Just make it FFP with the units the same for the reticle and clicks. But this has been decided, so check that box, moving on. Hope testing is going well!
 
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