I spent an hour behind mine last night. Glass is as clear as any other trijicon I’ve looked thru. Currently own 3 credo, and my boss has an accupoint. Getting it sighted in, clicks were fine, adjustments seemed true, but I only had to move it about an inch. I like it.
Thank you for the feedback! Wife has a big honkin Vortex 20x on her rifle and needs more of a hunting scope, think I may slap this one on her rifle and lighten it up. I'm not a fan of that Vortex anyway and I'm sure she'd appreciate the lighter weight toting it around. She's used to using BDC marks and no dialing so this may end up being perfect.
I’m just glad trijicon doesn’t hide their bdc measurements. I strayed away from them for years but now that I have a better understanding I won’t mind using it. I think for the money, it’ll be hard to beat. Swfa 6x may be more durable, but I don’t think the Huron is far behind
Still $299, seems like a great deal for a scope that should pass the drop tests and is lightweight (15 oz)...
Trijicon Huron 3-9x40 BDC Hunter Holds, 1 in., Satin Black Riflescope 2700006
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had to pick up a second one I was so impressed with the first one I bought
No issues with the eye relief on the Huron 3-9x40. I had one on a lightweight 308 with no issue. The 3-12x40 is short on eye relief but no issue with the 3-9.
Have you actually had the 3-12x40 and the eye relief has been shorter than the 3-9? I wanted the 3-12 for my muzzleloader because the bdc lines up perfectly at 100 150 200 but there's quite a bit of recoil on it.
