@ 08:54 pm (GMT) |
Glenn WadeHiWell first of all a happy New Year to everyone here, I hope it will be a good one for you. My question is I'm looking at buying a Sightron S111 6-24x50 with Mill Dot Recticle with MOA Turrets but I cannot find a code for that model. Is it the "25133" I'm in the middle of stabilising and bedding the stock on my new Remington SPS 700 (with Nathans kit) so I have a bit of time up my sleeve. My biggest problem is that I live in remote Arnhem Land, 600ks to the nearest gun shop so I rely heavily on this site in setting me in the right direction. The scope will be mounted on a Millett 20MOA rail so any advice on what rings would be a great help as well. Regards Glenn |
@ 09:22 pm (GMT) |
Bob MavinRe: Sightron S111G'day GlenThis guy is good to deal with http://www.theriflescopestore.com/sisilrmdsise.html I think you'll like the scope, love mine, I use full metric, mil dot reticule with 1 MRAD clicks. I can get my head around it better with both being the same. Nathan prefers them with 1/4 moa turrets. All the best Bob |
@ 07:50 pm (GMT) |
Nathan FosterRe: Sightron S111Hi Glenn, sorry, playing catch up again.Yes, you have the code correct. This is the scope I predominantly use myself. Again, my apologies for the delay. |
@ 03:39 pm (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: Sightron S111The 25133 series are great scopes, and with 100 MOA of elevation and windage adjustment room, they are even better.The only Sightrons with more room are the 3.5-10x44 scopes with 120 moa. Their latest 1st Focal Plane scopes have 80 MOA so a canted base is a must for longer ranges. I prefer to get along without a canted base, using what I have. The 25133 scopes sell here in British Columbia for $925 Canadian, while the 3.5-10x44 scopes sell for $849cdn For most, hunting use of the latter is virtually all one needs, and is a better deal all around than the Vortex scopes in my opinion. |
@ 03:41 pm (GMT) |
Bryan WebsterRe: Sightron S111should correct my above comments...the Sightron with the most room for adjustment is the 10x42 fixed power with 150MOA |