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Classified said:
Looking for something like this from a reputable company. Any suggestions?

No BDC, Milrad preffered


Sniper VT 1-6X28 FFP First Focal Plane (FFP) CQB Scope 35mm Tube ED Optics System with Red/Green Illuminated Reticle Fit .223 5.56 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082RC7G3H/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_bRIVEb7KE4YGF
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This is what I use on my Long Range Sniper rifle. specifically designed for precision long-range shooting, the Phenom 5-30X 56mm the High-Lux Phenom 5-30X is a first focal plane scope featuring the illuminated CW-3 reticle. I did some test evaluations in the development of this scope 5x30x56 34mm tube, it's not for close-quarters combat but you can add a red dot to it for close quarters. Mil Rad retiles are not common in CQB.
https://hi-luxoptics.com/products/hi-lux-optics-phenom-5x-30x-56-ffp
 
Classified said:
Looking for something like this from a reputable company. Any suggestions?

No BDC, Milrad preffered


Sniper VT 1-6X28 FFP First Focal Plane (FFP) CQB Scope 35mm Tube ED Optics System with Red/Green Illuminated Reticle Fit .223 5.56 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B082RC7G3H/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_bRIVEb7KE4YGF
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Best scopes on market for price .. https://atibal-optics.com/collections/scopes

These and any vortex optic. -
I borrowed my friends Atibal 1 x 6 FFP red illumination and it rocked.
 
I’m sure some low cost scopes are worth it but I can’t help remembering a friend who swore by his $200.00 scope to him the best scope ever. We went to the range, 10 rounds the scope was sighted in, 5 more rounds it was shooting right by 2 feet, 5 rounds back to close zero 5 rounds later off to the left by 4 feet.
Needless to say the scope went back to the gun store. I’m not saying all low priced scopes are bad but I’ve always believed you get what you pay for.
All that being said I’ve never heard of Atibal brand but they look to be high end and well made.
For me I like Sig Sauer optics and Vortex.
 
Keystone19250 said:
I’m sure some low cost scopes are worth it but I can’t help remembering a friend who swore by his $200.00 scope to him the best scope ever. We went to the range, 10 rounds the scope was sighted in, 5 more rounds it was shooting right by 2 feet, 5 rounds back to close zero 5 rounds later off to the left by 4 feet.
Needless to say the scope went back to the gun store. I’m not saying all low priced scopes are bad but I’ve always believed you get what you pay for.
All that being said I’ve never heard of Atibal brand but they look to be high end and well made.
For me I like Sig Sauer optics and Vortex.
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Totally agree with everything you said. Atibal is big in the 3 fun world. They were designed to be beat on. My buddy at FS tactical that makes hipsters said his daughter has dropped her atibal in a QD Mount and put it back on and it was not affected.
I have a bushnell on my .223 that’s great. Never had issues. And I love my vortex viper on my .308 bolt action.
 
I’m camping in Gatlinburg and visited
the Smoky Mountain Knife Works on Tuesday, they have an incredible gun store section and even more incredibly huge section dedicated to Sig Sauer guns and scopes,
I saw a Sig handgun I really liked.
I currently have two Sig scopes, both Sierra3BDX that use a range finder and ballistic app on my phone, everything is connected by Bluetooth, the range finder gives the scope distance, The app gives the scope ballistics on the round your using and the scope uses that information to give you perfect shot placement. Yeah it’s cheating but fun to use 😁
 
Keystone19250 said:
I’m camping in Gatlinburg and visited
the Smoky Mountain Knife Works on Tuesday, they have an incredible gun store section and even more incredibly huge section dedicated to Sig Sauer guns and scopes,
I saw a Sig handgun I really liked.
I currently have two Sig scopes, both Sierra3BDX that use a range finder and ballistic app on my phone, everything is connected by Bluetooth, the range finder gives the scope distance, The app gives the scope ballistics on the round your using and the scope uses that information to give you perfect shot placement. Yeah it’s cheating but fun to use 😁
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Well, what knife did you buy in Gatlinburg? I love that place every time we go which is about once per year I spend hours looking at knives. Have you visited Cades Cove? It's a nice place to take a drive-thru Large numbers of white-tailed deer are frequently seen, and sightings of black bear, coyote, groundhog, turkey, raccoon, skunk, and other animals are also possible. about every time we have visited for the past 20 years we have seen the Black Bears with the cubs.Just thought you may enjoy it.
 
Thanks for the input. I was thinking about another Norden Performance, bit i dont care for the bdc.

Im leaning toward this
atibal-optics.com

Atibal X 1-10x30 FFP COMPACT (MPVO)

The Atibal X 1-10x30 First Focal Plane Scope features a daylight bright illuminated MIL reticle with BDC, ultra clear fully multi-coated lenses, generous eye relief, fast focus eyepiece, oversized magnification adjustment tab, a lifetime warranty, and so much more...
atibal-optics.com atibal-optics.com
 
Classified said:
Incase any one is wondering what the Norden is:

Home - Norden Performance

WHEN PRECISION COUNTS SIMPLE, FAST, DEADLY LEARN MORE
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This is the original horseshoe reticle that everyone has copied. Its a shame Ed didn't trade mark it.
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Dimitri Mikroulis is the original designer of the ACSS, HUD DMR horseshoe reticle BDC reticle designs such as: the ACSS, the HUD DMR, the DEKA MIL and the R-grid. reticle. Primary arms is producing them.

 
EL LOBO said:
Dimitri Mikroulis is the original designer of the ACSS, HUD DMR horseshoe reticle BDC reticle designs such as: the ACSS, the HUD DMR, the DEKA MIL and the R-grid. reticle. Primary arms is producing them.

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Check out Ed Vurdugo, he had this going on way before ACSS. I met him in the early 2000s when he was looking to get it off the ground.
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