Was at the range yesterday, one of the shooter was equipped with a 6mm BR topped with a Deon March 10X60X52, we spoke and after a while talking about the 6.5 Creedmoor that gentleman was nice enough to let me shoot a few rounds of is rifle and scope combo, i am not going to loose any further time for a scope this was incredible, at 350 metres it look like i was shooting at 5 metres, this is the One for for my 6.5 Icon Precision, just have to find a dealer that carry that scope... Any help in locating one would be good... The gentleman have brought back his from Japan so no help there... Cheers. JP.
Deon March 10X60X52 fot My TC Icon P.H. 6.5 Creedmoor
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The 12-50x56 S&B is also very nice glass. Other than the mag. advantage the resolution of the S&B is better than through my NF 12-42. Although I haven't looked through a March the S&B is a strong contender. Turret adjustments are the best I've experienced on the S&B - no discernible backlash or travel.
One nice option with the March line is the range of very fine target reticles available. I understand Kelbly's are excellent to deal with also.
Within a few $$$s the scopes are comparably priced. Whichever way you go you will have a superb scope.
One nice option with the March line is the range of very fine target reticles available. I understand Kelbly's are excellent to deal with also.
Within a few $$$s the scopes are comparably priced. Whichever way you go you will have a superb scope.
The F-Class people in the UK speak highly of the March scopes ( I recall reading in the UK's Target Shooter magazine about these ) but the S+B might be a better bet if there is ever the need for work to be done via warranty was their conclusion. Either way as the previous poster said both are absolutely top-shelf items.
I already own a couple of S&B 5X25X56 11 on my TRG-22 i run out of adjustements past 600 metres when i shoot that 6mm BR with that March scope it was that that wanted bad... did not wait long already have email my order at Kelbys rifles... JP.
