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Just saw that myself. Almost wanna get one on order to check it out..
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Dang! Lots of features for the money.
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They say Japanese glass, but is the scope manufactured in Japan? I’m not seeing country of origin in the specs.
I've seen more well-shot game lost with TSXs than any other premium bullet.
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My old eyes cannot take advantage of the busy reticles. I have heard/read good things about Arken scopes. A dealer that I know, puts them on the same quality as Athlon.
You did not "seen" anything, you "saw" it.
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half mil hashes and center-only illumination is hardly what I'd call busy....
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They say Japanese glass, but is the scope manufactured in Japan? I’m not seeing country of origin in the specs. China.
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They say Japanese glass, but is the scope manufactured in Japan? I’m not seeing country of origin in the specs. China. Thank you. Too bad.
I've seen more well-shot game lost with TSXs than any other premium bullet.
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Dang! Lots of features for the money. Truly. I've not used any Arken's scopes so I can't say anything about them aside from what you said. half mil hashes and center-only illumination is hardly what I'd call busy.... I like the inner "dot" and plex. I prefer closer spacing on the outer bars (~3-3.5 mils left/right) and them being solid all the way in. I'll never need that much windage but closer outer bars often helps me in low light and broken backgrounds. Still looks like a usable reticle.
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I think I like it and want to try one.
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They say Japanese glass, but is the scope manufactured in Japan? I’m not seeing country of origin in the specs. China. Drat.
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I think I like it and want to try one. Same here.
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We might ought to get one ordered before they have a run on them? Be nice to check it out before Black Friday too.
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I have a couple of the Arken SP4 scopes and have been very happy with them so far. Took me a very short bit to get used to the reticles, but now I'm pretty tuned in to them. Tracking is accurate and return to zero is very good. A very good zero stop system also....
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So much for that then. Guess I should read and not just look at pictures haha
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It would be interesting to see what that reticle looked like at 4x. I suspect you cannot see it early and late.
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It would be interesting to see what that reticle looked like at 4x. I suspect you cannot see it early and late. I can’t imagine the lit portion disappearing
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Got one or ten on order yet? Not exactly a lightweight, but not heavy either. I might need one for my RRA Coyote rifle since it is not exactly light either.
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