Lightweight scope for Edgun leshiy
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I went with the
CVLIFE 2.5-10x40e Red & Green Illuminated Scope with 20mm Mount
from Amazon. Like the fact it has the side laser and it's small. Upvote 0
I have a 1" Leatherwood Hi-LUX 2-7x32 pistol scope with long eye-relief and crystal clear glass that I had on my 1377. It is compact and light and in perfect condition, and I no longer have the 1377 so if you want to try it, let me know.
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Orangeokie, that is a very kind offer! Thanks! The scope sounds great -- particularly considering the price.
Unfortunately, I do a lot of shooting at 10m (offhand) and I need a scope with parallax adjustment to that distance.
For now, I am using a cheapo bugbuster on offset mounts. That means that the scope hangs off the back and the Leshiy won't fold down into a very small package, but it works otherwise.
Thanks again.
Unfortunately, I do a lot of shooting at 10m (offhand) and I need a scope with parallax adjustment to that distance.
For now, I am using a cheapo bugbuster on offset mounts. That means that the scope hangs off the back and the Leshiy won't fold down into a very small package, but it works otherwise.
Thanks again.
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@Offhand I haven't tried this new Atibal 1-12×32 scope yet, but do have two of their other lpvo scopes. In this new model both the FFP and SFP have a side focus, but it isn't advertised on how close it will focus down to. As with most lpvo scope's, the eye relief is dependent on the magnification level and this runs from 3.5" to 6" of relief.
atibal-optics.com
Atibal HYBRID12 1-12x32 FFP GEN II (MPVO)
The Atibal X 1-10x30 First Focal Plane Scope features a daylight bright illuminated MIL reticle with BDC, ultra clear fully multi-coated lenses, generous eye relief, fast focus eyepiece, oversized magnification adjustment tab, a lifetime warranty, and so much more...
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Thanks for bringing that option to my attention!@Offhand I haven't tried this new Atibal 1-12×32 scope yet, but do have two of their other lpvo scopes. In this new model both the FFP and SFP have a side focus, but it isn't advertised on how close it will focus down to. As with most lpvo scope's, the eye relief is dependent on the magnification level and this runs from 3.5" to 6" of relief.
Atibal HYBRID12 1-12x32 FFP GEN II (MPVO)
The Atibal X 1-10x30 First Focal Plane Scope features a daylight bright illuminated MIL reticle with BDC, ultra clear fully multi-coated lenses, generous eye relief, fast focus eyepiece, oversized magnification adjustment tab, a lifetime warranty, and so much more...
That scope sounds like it might tick all the boxes (apart from $$). However: it is a little disconcerting that Atibal doesn't specify how low the parallax adjustment will go. And during my quick visit to their website, I didn't see a way to contact them to ask about it. Does anyone know?
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The models I know of are 50 to 100 yards. Unless something has changed with the hybrids I don’t know.
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I can contribute a Scope Specs Table: 
It's a list of comparatively SHORT scopes,
and of scopes that have:
3x or less on the bottom end, and
9x or more on the top end.
All have 10y parallax.
Almost all have exposed turrets.
All have holdoff reticles (no BDC, no plain crosshairs).
Separated in FFP and SFP.
Most in the $200 to $300 price region.
Sorry, with the eye relief I can't help you, but a 5" eye relieve appears to me unusually long, my memory says that 4" is the most common, sometimes 3.5".
There are over 50 scopes
with their specs side by side:
Price
Length and Weight
Field of View
MIL or MOA
Type of reticle
IR or not
Have fun shopping. I know I do every time I need a scope... -- it's easy to choose when you have all the facts side by side...!
Matthias
Attachment:
Scope Specs Table for SHORT and 3-12x (3-9x) Scopes
View attachment SCOPE Specs Table. For SHORT Scopes -and- 3-12x (3-9x) Scopes.pdf
It's a list of comparatively SHORT scopes,
and of scopes that have:
3x or less on the bottom end, and
9x or more on the top end.
All have 10y parallax.
Almost all have exposed turrets.
All have holdoff reticles (no BDC, no plain crosshairs).
Separated in FFP and SFP.
Most in the $200 to $300 price region.
Sorry, with the eye relief I can't help you, but a 5" eye relieve appears to me unusually long, my memory says that 4" is the most common, sometimes 3.5".
There are over 50 scopes
with their specs side by side:
Price
Length and Weight
Field of View
MIL or MOA
Type of reticle
IR or not
Have fun shopping. I know I do every time I need a scope... -- it's easy to choose when you have all the facts side by side...!
Matthias
Attachment:Scope Specs Table for SHORT and 3-12x (3-9x) Scopes
View attachment SCOPE Specs Table. For SHORT Scopes -and- 3-12x (3-9x) Scopes.pdf
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Quick question:
How do we know if someone is reading a thread? Is there some function to see if someone has "seen" a thread — with a date?
Thanks,
Matthias
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Not only here but at other gn forums as well, many times I asked a question to start a thread, but along with long list of comments i did not had anything more important voice to add, but still reading and monitoring...I may have my own bookmarks to revisit later in time.
Couple days ago I bounced into one of those my questions back in 2020, someone resurrected my thread.
Not sure how a third person would check that by date, so your question is valid.
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Can you give some insight on this scope? I am currently looking at this to top an Evol Mini , there are so many scope options out there reading about them all is tiring and theres not much info out there on this one but it checks a lot of my boxes.
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Kevin,
as you seem to be looking at a medium range magnification range, I'll attach my Scope Specs Table for that range below.
All 100± scopes in the table have
10y parallax,
holdoff reticles,
and exposed turrets.
They are sorted into FFP and SFP.
You'll find
Prices and warranty
Reticle type (xmas or not, numbers or not)
MIL or MOA turrets/ reticle
Weight
Length
Max. elevation adjustment
and details like zero stop, locking turrets, revolution counter, reticle center dot, etc.
Happy shopping,
Matthias
️ Attachment
Scope Specs Table 4-16x | 3-18x | 4-20x
View attachment -SCOPE Specs Table. For 4-16x or 3-18x or 4-20x Scopes.pdf
as you seem to be looking at a medium range magnification range, I'll attach my Scope Specs Table for that range below.
All 100± scopes in the table have
10y parallax,
holdoff reticles,
and exposed turrets.
They are sorted into FFP and SFP.
You'll find
Prices and warranty
Reticle type (xmas or not, numbers or not)
MIL or MOA turrets/ reticle
Weight
Length
Max. elevation adjustment
and details like zero stop, locking turrets, revolution counter, reticle center dot, etc.
Happy shopping,
Matthias
️ AttachmentScope Specs Table 4-16x | 3-18x | 4-20x
View attachment -SCOPE Specs Table. For 4-16x or 3-18x or 4-20x Scopes.pdf
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I just glanced at this very quickly and oh my wow man, are you the optics god?!Kevin,
as you seem to be looking at a medium range magnification range, I'll attach my Scope Specs Table for that range below.
All 100± scopes in the table have
10y parallax,
holdoff reticles,
and exposed turrets.
They are sorted into FFP and SFP.
You'll find
Prices and warranty
Reticle type (xmas or not, numbers or not)
MIL or MOA turrets/ reticle
Weight
Length
Max. elevation adjustment
and details like zero stop, locking turrets, revolution counter, reticle center dot, etc.
Happy shopping,
Matthias
Scope Specs Table 4-16x | 3-18x | 4-20x
View attachment 399791
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I have been called many things....
I have been suspected of many things....
But, divinity has not been one of them...!!
I'm just a follower of God (capital G) — and a follower of the optics gods (small g) that I have met on the forums.
Their looking out for the best of others and their attitude of helpfulness, even sacrificial helpfulness,* has inspired me!
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