Would you buy this scope?

The $999 scope that couldn't be made, or so we were told. If these three scopes are what I believe they are, we all win! Form and I set out to create a hunting scope that simply works, and at a price that nearly everyone can afford. If they pass the drop test It will set a new standard. A big thank you to the company that stepped up and said, "Let's do it!"

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The $999 scope that couldn't be made, or so we were told. If these three scopes are what I believe they are, we all win! Form and I set out to create a hunting scope that simply works, and at a price that nearly everyone can afford. If they pass the drop test It will set a new standard. A big thank you to the company that stepped up and said, "Let's do it!"

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@Ryan Avery, the big question, are there mirrors on the ceiling in your room?

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There are multiple small design items that can be seen, that correct issues on other scopes:
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Short elevation turret? Index finger touching the tube. It’s not tall.
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Low profile windage- no problem.
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Pinky tinger-
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Since I am a lefty, that low profile windage turret sure is appealing. The turret on the SWFA scopes often digs into my side when the rifle is in the gun bearer. ✅ S2H
 
With the lighting and the textured wall here it was difficult to get a clear picture of the reticle.

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@Formidilosus: I remain unconvinced by your “MIL is clearly better” argument. I might argue that it’s easier to lessen the first time, and that I should teach my children it.

What’s unequivocal is that your reticle is clear and clean and useful! BZ! Well executed. Enough so that I might consider switching over from 40+ years of MOA and inherently understanding my wind holds.

Can’t wait to see it in the flesh.

Can’t wait to see the 2-8x36 (or even 2-10x).


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@Formidilosus: I remain unconvinced by your “MIL is clearly better” argument. I might argue that it’s easier to lessen the first time, and that I should teach my children it.

What’s unequivocal is that your reticle is clear and clean and useful! BZ! Well executed. Enough so that I might consider switching over from 40+ years of MOA and inherently understanding my wind holds.

Can’t wait to see it in the flesh.

Can’t wait to see the 2-8x36 (or even 2-10x).


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HaHaHa
You might consider switching?
End of the line posser. No scope for you! :cool:
 
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