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ISO something cool for a Savage FV-SR with a tactical/mil dot reticle. Prefer something under $500, and powered (fixed or variable).
Thoughts?
Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand.
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I don't know if it's cool, but the SWFA Super Sniper is my preference. Either the 6x42 or 10x42, depending on your power/use preference.
Reliable adjustments
Reticle matches adjustments, both windage and elevation so they can be used to hold and/or measure adjustments
Parallax adjustment
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Check the thread in Optics on Athlon Helos 2-10x42
Now with even more aplomb
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Have a SS 10xMQ on a 1978 S/A 164. Use that one for crows, sometimes beyond 100 yds. And a SS 6xMQ on an '60s 10/22 used for dairy farm pigeons.
Both are in Burris sig rings shimmed full 40 MOA. Can't say which I like better.
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Athlon, Sightron, Element and Hawke offer quality affordable options. Please give us a call to discuss what would be best for you
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I don't know if it's cool, but the SWFA Super Sniper is my preference. Either the 6x42 or 10x42, depending on your power/use preference.
Reliable adjustments
Reticle matches adjustments, both windage and elevation so they can be used to hold and/or measure adjustments
Parallax adjustment This.
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“Live free or die. Death is not the worst of evils.” - General John Stark.
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Camera Land has a special on Sightron S-Tac scopes. I use a Bushnell Nitro 2.5-10 ($150 at Natchez). My .17 HMR wears a Burris E1 4.5-14x42 with LRMOA reticle and that might be my favorite optic of the ones I listed. In fact, I'm planning on purchasing a Savage BMag in 17 WSM and I'll probably get another Burris for it. For reference, all of my Centerfires have Bushnell LRTS or LRHS scopes on them.
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I have a side focus SWFA 10x MOA- Quad that could be yours.
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Check the thread in Optics on Athlon Helos 2-10x42 This would be my choice as well I used to be a big fan of the 10 x SWFA but now prefer this scope for a number of reasons
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