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EDgun Leshiy Scope Choices (pics)

I decided to start a new thread where users could post photos of their scope choices on the Leshiy. The gun is so compact it really begs to have a scope that is in line with ED’s concept of a forest walking gun.

Vector Apophis 1-6×28 FFP

UTG Bug Buster 3-9X32 SFP

Vortex 2.5-10X32 FFP

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quote tsakula:

what do you think hawk airmax 2-7 vs vector 2-12?

If I were you, neither. 2-12 is heavy as balls and I dislike FFP reticles. The Hawke Airmax 2-7×32 is small yes, but it weighs 472g I have the Delta Optical Titanium 6-24×42 and it weighs 501g. The 4-16×42 version weighs 460g so it is lighter than Airmax. However, if you’re not looking for the lightest backpack setup but want as small as possible the Airmax 2-7×32 is only 269mm long and Delta is 356mm

Here is the 6-24×42:


Those are just my two cents, I like a bit more scope but your opinion may vary

Actually it could look good on Leshiy with long barrel and extender.

quote tsakula:

i need parallax adjustment and maximum 9x magnification

This scope looks promising but it ain’t cheap. It’s also a tad heavier than the outgoing version but now parallax down to 20 yds. I wouldn’t be surprise if at 2.5-5x you can get a clear image and usable reticle at 10 yds. Turret looks better and integrated illumination on the parallax knob looks cleaner. It maybe a tad long for a Leshiy but for other airguns it’s a good match. I had the previous GenI but moved on to something with slightly more magnification.

I am going to try my Primary Arms 1-8x X24 ACSS optic on my Leshiy when it arrives. 16oz (450grams) $389

quote tsakula:

good you answered. which one do you prefer then?

I don’t have what you want, I use two different scopes right now, both fit the Leshiy but both are too big. The one on my Leshiy right now is the Delta Optical Titanium 6-24×42 wich weighs 501 grams without accessories and mounts. Wingman’s 2-12×32 is over 700 grams if I remember correctly

I have the 1-6×28 too.. really like the scope but above 4x the paralax error becomes an issue inside 100y. I now use it on my Steyr AUG and have changed it out for the TVO 2-12X32 with the adjustable parallax and really like it. Full review here..

http://www.talonairgun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=36351

I bought the 1-6×28 with high hopes but sold it… Glass is good but it suffers from parallax error and is so heavy you might as well put a bigger better scope with parallax adjustment. Didn’t like the reticle either, I got the Mil reticle

And that’s how it looks like equipped with classic Leupold 3-9×33 EFR scope on 1-piece Vortex mount… actually not bad!

Yeah… with MilDot should be awesome!!!

quote PiterM:

Thanks! How do you like that setup?

I liked it a lot! Had a MilDot reticle installed, unfortunately open mil clicks were not available.

Yes Piter your prob right there I guess

I just like trying to have things that are not as common over here so its a bit different but then that’s why I annoy myself looking for things haha

The search goes on.

quote Nukem:

I’m tempted to get a Clearidge rm 3-9 mildot ao

Am I right in saying can only order direct from USA.

Anyone else used this scope? Is it worth the cost and extra money I’d have to pay to deliver to UK?

I really can’t see a single reason why you’d need to go through all the hassle (and cost) to import this one. There are plenty of fine scopes available in UK and the huge advantage of local oredering is that you can easily return it if you don’t like the image.

The Clearidge Rm mildot is an excellent scope, I have used it on plenty of rimfires.

Nice

I’m tempted to get a Clearidge rm 3-9 mildot ao

Am I right in saying can only order direct from USA.

Anyone else used this scope? Is it worth the cost and extra money I’d have to pay to deliver to UK?

I ordered this scope for longer range shooting.
http://www.scvector.biz/Productshow/items/SCOM04.html

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