Trijicon Huron

[Caseknife]

Wish they were still priced at $300, should have got two at that price

 

[HairyScandinavian]

Lol yeah sorry about that. We've had these a few years, couldn't resist at the price.

 

[Huntsalot]

How about you guys start beating the shit out of the 2.5-10 and 3-12 so we know if they're tough!

 

[redchinviking]

So has anyone here had much luck dialing them or done any tracking tests? Looking at this scope closet gets my wheels turning. If the 3-12 had a zero stop exposed elevation turret it would be such a fantastic UL option. 17 oz! What else is in this weight class that I’m missing? Also has anyone had any luck getting Kenton to make a turret for this? Doesn’t show one on the website but curious if they could make one custom.

 

[zr600]

I have a trijicon accupower 4-16 but I think it’s the same turrets they are spring loaded rezero able have dialed it but no zero stop it has worked. But you do need to know or remember what you dialed up to dial back to zero.

 

[jdl25]

As someone currently shopping for a scope in this range, I want to love this scope, but the eye relief seems to be too short for it to be as awesome as I would like. The plain jane Credo is listed as having much better eye relief. I don't need an illuminated reticle, though, but I prioritize the eye relief more.

 

[Buckhead]

Don't know how Trijicon measures eye relief. On their website they quote 2.5 in. - 3.7" for a 3x9 Huron. I was concerned about it at first, but when I received my 3x9 Huron, it has plenty, not an issue. By my estimates, more like 3.25 - 3.75". It has an elongated front objective which is more of an issue than the eye relief. Kind of limits mounting options. Didn't want to go with a rail, ended up going with medium Leupold Backcountry ring mounts for my Tikka T3x Lite .270. Great set up, fantastic scope, wish I had bought a couple more when they were cheap.