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  1. The Nightforce 1-8x NX8 looks like an awesome scope and light for a 1-8x at under 18oz.  But is it 2.5x more $$, for some people that's no problem but I have a hard time justifying that much on a scope. I like the idea of the 1-10x for my 224 Valkyrie so I can take it up to 1,000-1,300 yards at the long distance range. A 3-18x would probably be better for long distance accuracy but to just hit some steel plates the the 1-10x is more versatile. 

     

    GSRC has been talking about a 1-10x with a BDC reticle for years but I don't know if that is really happening.

  2. On 5/1/2018 at 12:10 PM, AustinWolv said:

    When I tried a TACCOM ULW buffer with TTI light spring, the carrier speed was excessive......rifle ran ragged, very sharp impulse, and would not reliably lock back......one click difference would be single shot while the next would not reliably lock back.....and sometimes do some other stuff that I won't mention, lol.  Going to a standard carbine buffer with the TTI light spring or standard spring worked excellent and was a much smoother operating rifle.  

     

    I would recommend trying a standard power spring with the carbine buffer.  

    I have a Taccom ULW buffer and spring and also experience failure to lock back on the last round. I will try with a buffer with some weight to see if that helps. I've tried adjusting the gas block forever with no luck. 

  3. For what its worth, the Stoeger website shows the M3K comes with three chokes; Extended C, IC, and M. The new M3K Freedom Series has a Wrench, Extended C, Extended IM, and Extended IC. You can follow the link https://www.stoegerindustries.com/m3k-3-gun-shotgun I'm assuming the extended versions are needed because of the 10 round mag tube.

     

    Does the M3K come with a choke wrench? It is not in the description but the FS has one listed.

     

  4. While a 1-8x might not be needed if all the targets are 400 yards or less then I think a 1-8x with FFP makes more sense. You don't have to be dialed in at 8x to hit a target, you can dial to 4x or 6x and keep the FOV open to acquire targets a little quicker. If you run into a match that has some long range shots you have 8x power to assist. A lot of 1-6x are lighter, but the most popular 1-6x is as heavy as all the 1-8x out there, I'm talking about the Razor. I know the Burris SFP is daylight bright but not sure on the FFP.

     

    However, having said all that I like the Burris SFP reticle better. I wish they made the FFP with a BDC out to 800-900 yards instead of 600 yards. Even though the longest range near me is 500 yards I'd like to have something just in case I ever needed it or traveled to a range for some long distance shooting.

  5. I don't think the L7 doesn't have a BDC reticle. I just got a VX6 with CMR2 reticle and Aero mount for $640 on eBay so that was hard to pas up. I like the weight, only con is brightness. The C-more is my favorite reticle and daylight bright, from what I understand, just a bit heavier. However most people are content with Vortex so most aren't worried about weight.

  6. Just bringing this back to see if anyone has used the pitbull 2.  With the reticle in a traditional SFP scope everything between 1x and 6x is useless so I like the idea of being able to quickly change to 6x in less than a 1/4 turn. In addition FOV is HUGE, makes the Kahles and Swarovski FOV look like a pin hole. The original pitbull 1/4x had a BDC reticle that looks nice but I don't see as an available option for the pitbull 2. 

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