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Really depends on whether you want zero stops and the VMR reticle. The features on the HS-T are geared more towards the target or tactical shooter. The Vortex HS only offers a duplex reticle or Dead Hold reticle plus no zero stops. Kind of depends on your use. For hunting the HS would be gtg but the HS-T would probably be better for PRS match shooting where the shooter needs a quick ranging reticle and not have to worry about loosing zero in timed event.
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I found a HS for $330 cheapest HST was $460. I’m only hunting with this gun. So HS?Comment
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Love the new C.A.N. adjustment, hope they offer retrofit replacements for the older levers, especially for accessories you do move around like bipods. Bought two more when they were on sale.Originally posted by LRRPF52 View PostComment
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LRRPF52 I just put a 1-6 Primary Arms scope on my 20" Faxon Group buy build with the LT204 C.A.N.. I find it to be identical to the LT 104 VZF I have on one of my other rifles except with the quick detachment adding extra value to the LT204 at $30 less than the LT104. Have experimented with removing and reattaching the scope and find it to be less than 1/2 inch group wise as near as I can tell with multiple removals/reattachments. I shot a hog that scaled at 207 lbs first night out.
Really satisfied with it. Can recommend it.Comment
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