My Scope has 74 MOA of travel from the bottom to top, so actually more than what Trijicon specs state.I bet there's a mathing star out there that could figure out how much forward you need to scoot in in the rings to be whole.
...or back
Screaming deal
Well guess im spending money today, but to be fair I spent the same amount on my leupold that likes to change zero every range trip.
I had the same model Leupold. I've been nothing but impressed with this Trijicon.
Keep the 3-9 and spend the money on ammo and tags.
How is it on low power in the woods at dusk? That’s my only concern is lower mag at less than ideal lighting conditions.
IMO 6x or so is just fine. If you want to run it at 3 power, brush busting, around dust, I would use the illuminated retical. I never have used it in the field tho as I don't find it necessary for 99% of hunting purposes
I have all three... for the weight conscious, I prefer the nxs over the swfa (the swfa scopes tend to run an ounce or two heavier than advertised, which puts it only 4/10ths of an ounce less than the NXS.) The nxs has the adjustable parallax I prefer, turrets less mushy, I prefer the reticle. The nxs also has zero stop and an illuminated reticle, and more minimum and maximum zoom range. I know it's heresy on here, but I also prefer MOA, which I can get with the nxs. The swfa is cheaper though... and I prefer the eye relief and view through the optic with the swfa... and it is ffp, but the only time I find that matters is for wind calls, which for me matters beyond about 200 yards, and beyond that I'm going to zoom in to 10x anyway...and then the subtension is accurate with the 2fp. The tenmile is great if I need it on a rifle for the extra zoom, but the 4oz weight penalty limits it to my already heavier longer range setups... and I prefer the nxs on a lighter weight carried mountain rifle. If the rifle isn't going more than a mile or two from the truck, then the heavier longer range setup with the tenmile all the way. Backpacking in, or spending the day hiking up and down steep ridges, then it's the nxs.
If you buy at the current sale price and don't want it you will make money if you sell it on here. Zero question.
Possible, but using your rifle scope as a spotter can be problematic for some, as it can violate one of the basic tenets of firearm safety... don't point a weapon at anything you don't intend to shoot...
