5 possible reasons, but may not be

[TEXASforLIFE]

Some of what is mentioned I've never taken to heart, but there's the must haves when buying an optic!

https://www.gameandfishmag.com/edit...ce=GATdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1_9

 

[Keystone19250]

Some of what is mentioned I've never taken to heart, but there's the must haves when buying an optic!

https://www.gameandfishmag.com/edit...ce=GATdaily&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=1_9

Great article thanks for sharing.

Now I need and want to dig in more about the Sig Sauer scope I have on my M1A

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

I like having the paperwork with the optic, but some skim out by using microfilm print. The best info on a scope I've ever had was on a Nikon (now no longer produced). Lots of turret info and drop at given distances. From various bullet weights, velocities and different cartridges. Even an app for customizing to your gun.

 

[Keystone19250]

I like having the paperwork with the optic, but some skim out by using microfilm print. The best info on a scope I've ever had was on a Nikon (now no longer produced). Lots of turret info and drop at given distances. From various bullet weights, velocities and different cartridges. Even an app for customizing to your gun.

The Sig scope, Sierra3BDX I have can also use an app as well as a range finder all working in conjunction through Bluetooth.

And also has a fairly large ballistic library built in to help the scope understand what round your shooting.

It has a total of 8 groups loaded with known calibers and you can also enter one your own custom round not listed.

 

[Keystone19250]

After digging through the app I found videos on setting’s that can be made to the scope controlled by the app.

Although I don’t hunt the kinethic feature will give the user an indication that based on the round chosen and its kinetic energy profile if the yardage is too far to ensure an ethical kill.