Otokiak,
I have a 4-16x50, so I have a slightly different model... It's my first and only scope; the only other one's I've tried are other people's. Here's my experience:
- It's pretty heavy (1½ lbs... mine's 2 lbs!).
- Optics are
really bright and the 50mm objective lens will collect a lot of light. I shoot paper targets with a white background and in the afternoon, I need sunglasses to shoot because of the light reflecting off of them. I can keep shooting until 8:45 pm no problem with no artificial light sources.
- Finish is not
that durable (for the price at least). Mine got worn/chipped with very little abuse.
- Side parallax is very gradual, so you can really fine tune the focus on your target.
- Elevation/Windage adjustments are very crisp and tight. You won't go over by accident unless you really try.
- According to the manual, you need a canted base to mount it, unless you want to lose half your elevation adjustment range. That was a pain in the ass for my rifle, because no one makes a canted mount for it, so I had to have it smithed.
- 34 mm main tube; rings that size aren't as common as 1" or 30mm rings.
All in all, it's big, robust, clear and dependable. The
nanuk won't know what hit it! (I hope I said that right!). You can find pics of mine
here.
Enjoy!
