Maven scopes

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They do the very same thing that most scope manufacturers used to do. You would have to contact them and ask.
They will give you every technical specification EXCEPT parallax focusing distance. Which leads me to believe that this scope is parallax 50 to infinity.
Whether it's a powder burner or an airgun, I will not ever buy any scope that doesn't correct for parallax down to at least 15 yards. Preferably 10 yards and in the case of my IOR Recon........less than that
 
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Ranchibi said:
I had their top of the line binocular, glass was so clear it almost hurt to look thru them 😂! Seriously though, they build incredible optics with superb glass.
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I've always read that this company is a top tiered manufacturer set on bringing a quality product to market. I'd not hesitate to support them.
 
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cavedweller said:
Amazon is now carrying Maven products
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cavedweller said:
I’ve bought lots of top tiered glass but never used a maven. Cyclops reviewed a couple but they were not HFT compatible. I’m curious about how well they range. 15X vice 16X isn’t a big deal.
But the reticle lacks enough divisional markers IMO? @steve123 thoughts?
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Cavedweller, they have a try before you purchase option. You choose the optic, pay for a demo and use it then return it if you don't like it, keep it or return for a new or different one. I did just that with the binos. They are out of Wyoming. Their high end binos use Abbe-Koenig prisms rather than the standard Schmidt-Pechan, lets more light come thru in a sr8-er line.
 
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cavedweller said:
Amazon is now carrying Maven products
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Amazon doesn't mark the price up, other than maybe a few bucks for free shipping. If you look under the product description, it says Visit the Maven Store.

I like buying scopes through Amazon when they offer free returns. That way I can hold it up to my eye and see if I like it or not.
 
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Ranchibi said:
Cavedweller, they have a try before you purchase option. You choose the optic, pay for a demo and use it then return it if you don't like it, keep it or return for a new or different one. I did just that with the binos. They are out of Wyoming. Their high end binos use Abbe-Koenig prisms rather than the standard Schmidt-Pechan, lets more light come thru in a sr8-er line.
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Awesome - thanks!
 
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