Premier Reticle Scopes

[mildot]

Its steep about $3000, Rick at ATR had them but he may be sold out.
PGW is a dealer and should have stock?

 

[dizzy]

don't forget Schmidt and Bender and Nightforce are battle tested, would stick with proven stuff, PR is great but for me I prefer proven.

 

[mildot]

Premier supply the USMC snipers, there not battle proven?

 

[dizzy]

Premier supply the USMC snipers, there not battle proven?

for how long? what was the price? Mil gear is often chosen on price not quality, beretta vs sig comes to mind.

 

[alberta tactical rifle]

How much is the FFP Premier 5-25x56 with a genII XR reticle? Dealer in Canada?

We still have a few in stock

 

[kombayotch]

don't forget Schmidt and Bender and Nightforce are battle tested, would stick with proven stuff, PR is great but for me I prefer proven.

http://www.tacticalgunfan.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=699&Itemid=63

So, it passes the Marine Corps' rigorous testing and gets adopted for use on their scout sniper rifles, but we'd better wait a few more years just to make sure its up to the monumental task of sitting atop babied civilian safe-queen rifles.

 

[dizzy]

http://www.tacticalgunfan.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=699&Itemid=63

So, it passes the Marine Corps' rigorous testing and gets adopted for use on their scout sniper rifles, but we'd better wait a few more years just to make sure its up to the monumental task of sitting atop babied civilian safe-queen rifles.

roll eyes all you like, cost has more to do with these contracts than you realize, PR is fairly new to the game and likely slashed their prices, their pieces are good enough to do the job but that does not mean they are the best, which is all I am saying. Monkey see monkey do never works for me. Berretas passed the rigorous testing in pistols so did Sig, Berretas where cheaper so they got the contract sigs were better. Just may be the same goes for PR.

 

[agent_mango]

Ranging or calling shots with an MOA reticle can actually be MORE precise as the unit of measure is smaller. 1/4MOA is obviously .250" where 1/10 mil is .360" more or less.

A 1/20 mil option would be interesting.