I really like the 6-24X50 PST for the price. The glass in mine is significantly better than the two 4-16X50 PST's I had--though those were early models, Vortex may have updated them a bit since then.
If primarily shooting from a rest at 100+ yds, I like all the magnification I can get. The 6-24 is longer so it may look out of place with shorter barrels but it's almost the same weight as the 4-16 so actual handling isn't really affected.
The 4-16 has more elevation, but the 6-24 has enough to get a Grendel to ~1100 yds depending upon load with a proper 20 MOA mount.
If doing timed drills at closer ranges often or if used for hunting, the 4-16 is the better all around range. Another really nice scope in this price range if you want a better low end is the Weaver 3-15 tactical.
Anyway, some pics of the 6-24:
If primarily shooting from a rest at 100+ yds, I like all the magnification I can get. The 6-24 is longer so it may look out of place with shorter barrels but it's almost the same weight as the 4-16 so actual handling isn't really affected.
The 4-16 has more elevation, but the 6-24 has enough to get a Grendel to ~1100 yds depending upon load with a proper 20 MOA mount.
If doing timed drills at closer ranges often or if used for hunting, the 4-16 is the better all around range. Another really nice scope in this price range if you want a better low end is the Weaver 3-15 tactical.
Anyway, some pics of the 6-24:
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