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Kahles has introduced a new tactical line of really nice rifle scopes, and they don't disappoint. They have several different models, to include a 1-6x that I really liked, as well as some other 4-16x50 I think, and 5-25x50 IIRC. Couldn't take any pictures of course legally, but the scopes are great:
Turrets have tactile clicks, zero-stop on some of them, lots of elevation
Tubes on the 4-16 and 5-25 are 34mm
Glass is superb really
Reticles are nice, with Mil scales I think
These scopes are REALLY lightweight gents/gals
I checked them over with 3 of my other long-range buddies who are at the level where they shoot or run invitational only and other national-level field matches, and they were all impressed. They run USO and S&B exclusively on their guns, but were really impressed with the new Kahles tactical line-up. Kahles reps were extremely customer-friendly, knowledgeable, and asking for honest feedback. Great people all around.
NighForce updated their velocity reticle line, by shooting running 5000 different loads and taking averages to get the best stadia indexing for that line of reticles. The also debuted a new MOAR reticle, with a floating crosshair like an S&B PMII P4, but in MOA, with different duplex bars with fine points, rather than blocks line a traditional duplex.
USO has some great new 1-6 and 1-8 smaller scopes that are really matched well to the AR platform. You can customize of course, and spec your preferred reticles, knobs, coating, and other features as usual. Great glass, and they are now ISO 9001 certified.
I'm going to check out the new Hensoldt scope that is supposed to be the cat's meow, and look over the Steiners tomorrow. From what I've seen at a glance so far with the Steiners, they look like S&B, and I saw some with Cerakote finishes on other exhibitor's rifles.
Let me know if anyone wants me to look over something for you...
Kahles has introduced a new tactical line of really nice rifle scopes, and they don't disappoint. They have several different models, to include a 1-6x that I really liked, as well as some other 4-16x50 I think, and 5-25x50 IIRC. Couldn't take any pictures of course legally, but the scopes are great:
Turrets have tactile clicks, zero-stop on some of them, lots of elevation
Tubes on the 4-16 and 5-25 are 34mm
Glass is superb really
Reticles are nice, with Mil scales I think
These scopes are REALLY lightweight gents/gals
I checked them over with 3 of my other long-range buddies who are at the level where they shoot or run invitational only and other national-level field matches, and they were all impressed. They run USO and S&B exclusively on their guns, but were really impressed with the new Kahles tactical line-up. Kahles reps were extremely customer-friendly, knowledgeable, and asking for honest feedback. Great people all around.
NighForce updated their velocity reticle line, by shooting running 5000 different loads and taking averages to get the best stadia indexing for that line of reticles. The also debuted a new MOAR reticle, with a floating crosshair like an S&B PMII P4, but in MOA, with different duplex bars with fine points, rather than blocks line a traditional duplex.
USO has some great new 1-6 and 1-8 smaller scopes that are really matched well to the AR platform. You can customize of course, and spec your preferred reticles, knobs, coating, and other features as usual. Great glass, and they are now ISO 9001 certified.
I'm going to check out the new Hensoldt scope that is supposed to be the cat's meow, and look over the Steiners tomorrow. From what I've seen at a glance so far with the Steiners, they look like S&B, and I saw some with Cerakote finishes on other exhibitor's rifles.
Let me know if anyone wants me to look over something for you...
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