Low Variable Powered Optic
Thank you! Ok, LVPO Low Variable Power Optic! Got it! So I do know this stuff and just didn't know I did! Like I said, abriviations are not my strong point on all this stuff but I'm quickly learning! Thank you Killer!Low Variable Powered Optic
A scope that has a watch type battery in it to illuminate the cross hairs of the scope with a color for lower light settings. Which makes the cross hairs ready to see. Like a red dot type illumination.
Lots of newer scopes off this advantage …
So yes, I suggest a 1x6 variable optic.
In this case get a LVPO
Like a Vortex Strike Eagle.. or similar brand
No the cross hairs are still there as a normal scope. The low power illumination overlay just wont be available.
Perfect
It’s actually LPVO. Low powered variable optic.
Keep asking questions.
Of course! I was in the Navy! I should have known that! We used acronyms all the time in the service! Heck'n'shoot anyhow! Am I getting dumber as I get older? I thought it was supposed to be the other way around!
And with all the other accessories I picked up for her today. I'm 2K Into this rifle! The shooting sports is the best addiction a person can have! Or maybe the worst! 
I’m sold on Sig Sauer optic’s I love my BDX scope.So I just picked up a Sig Saur Tango MSR 1-10x39 for the PA-10! I wanted the SS Tango 1-6 but the the LSG didn't have one in stock and I couldn't wait to order one! $100 over MSRP!
I didn't research the optic much. I based my decision on Sig's Reputation, the price, the type of optic for the paticular platform and intended use, the opinions and info you all provided (especially you Keystone for telling me how much you liked SS optics) and the "test drive" in the the store recommended by KillerFord! I have no experience with SS products. With their fire arms or their glass! However, I'm pretty confident that I made a good purchase, even if I did pay over MSRP
Thanks to everyone who shared there opinions, info and advise. A photo will be coming soon on "Show off your AR's" after I doll the beautiful lady up with all her new tools I mount on her! I'll keep you all posted on how the Rifle performs after a little range time also! Until then, shoot fun, shoot safe and shoot straight!
Roger, I know I could have gotten a better deal if I had ordered one on line after looking at it first hand at the LGS, but shipping to Alaska, especially an Island, was gonna take longer than I could hold my cookies! Plus it was the last one The LGS had in stock! Wuts a man to do??? I WANT IT NOW!!! NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW!!!Covers the bases...
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I’m confident you will like your purchase, go slow when mounting it and before tightening it down check your eye relief multiple times by picking it up from a table and shouldering the gun to check for consistency in looking through your scope and obtaining a clear complete view.I didn't research the optic much. I based my decision on Sig's Reputation, the price, the type of optic for the paticular platform and intended use, the opinions and info you all provided (especially you Keystone for telling me how much you liked SS optics) and the "test drive" in the the store recommended by KillerFord! I have no experience with SS products. With their fire arms or their glass! However, I'm pretty confident that I made a good purchase, even if I did pay over MSRP
I'm pretty happy so far. I have a LRP BG, a CQB AL, a Scout/Hunter AL and an All-round AL all in .308! Now all I need to do is start my 30-06 collection. A 1903, A M1 Garand, A BAR and that gun and this gun and those guns over there. And oh yeah the ones in that LGS and the other LGS and.........Not an AR, but kinda sorta
I went down the same process with my FAL, M1A and AR’s based on what I wanted to use for what distance. Lots of scope swaps between to finally figured out what I wanted.
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