March 1-10×24
I find it difficult to find info on this scope, why? I can’t find a single Youtube video on it in English. Wasn’t there someone on this forum who owned One on his Lelya?
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Ambos, I look forward to your findings. I have some request for you.
1. Could you put it on a scale for Me so we can compare the real weight with the advertised weight? A digital kitchen scale is fine if you have One.
2. Take your time on this One. How is the reticle thickness at max magnification? I don’t know if you do much paper punching but when you’re zeroing the rifle it should give you a good Idea of how useful the reticle is on 20-24x when target shooting.
I will probably have more questions but can’t think of any right now. Thanks.
Take the time to get the diopter set properly. The small objective, FFP optics and high magnification multiplier can make the eyebox challenging if the diopter isn’t properly adjusted.
Thank for your advice. I will put it on the first when i look through the scope
Take the time to get the diopter set properly. The small objective, FFP optics and high magnification multiplier can make the eyebox challenging if the diopter isn’t properly adjusted.
Some really interesting info here
Nope, the TX5i 3-15×50 is parallax free at 25 yds. I was eyeing this scope because it had a nice reticle and a cool revolution indicator however it had some bad press upon release. I’m sure it’s a nice scope but for a $1,800 piece of equipment I expected better. March isn’t a lot more and very few people complain about a March except for its price.
I think almost all Steiner has a parallax starting from 50 mtrs ..if not mistaken… so they are not airgun friendly… but i know all of them has a very nice reticle
Nice! I’m in no hurry at all. I will have to do some research on that Steiner but a quick Google showed Me a damn Nice reticle!
If you’re not hurry, Cricket. I’m waiting for my March 3-24×42. I’m willing to share you my felling about it when i have it on my hand. Like you said, I will put it on Lelya.
I also put Steiner T5XI 3-15 x50 on another Lelya, it looks good, how you feel about it?
I don’t like that reticle either, but in Sweden they carry this
http://m.skytte.astrosweden.se/sv/articles/2.121.2348/march-march-tactical-1-10×24-sfp-mrad
I think it is a buy it and they order it. They all seem out of stock. But this is the #1 website for quality Optics in Sweden, very good service.
https://www.optics-trade.eu/int/riflescopes/march-tactical-1-10x24ti-illum.html
but i don’t like the reticle that Optics Trade carry now,,, but March scopes are really nice ,, and a very good scopes ,…
Ah, I see. Tanks guys.
So the FML reticle are Mil based and the FMA are MOA based, good to know
The 3-24 is FFP, the 5-25 is SFP, and the available reticles are different.
Yeah, SFP vs FFP.
The March 1-10x is SFP and only comes in illuminated option therefore it’s north of $2K. The 1-8x is FFP and can be had without illumination for a tad cheaper. If you’re willing to spend $2K+ on a March, I wouldn’t get a 1x version unless you’re oozing with money. Ask yourself how often you’ll spend at the 1x-2x magnification shooting an airgun? For the cash being spent, I would get the more versatile a 3-24x version. Weight is a non-issue with March scopes since they’re all very light. The 3-24x version is only 2″ longer than the 1-10x or 1-8x version but you have a crazy magnification range at your disposal even if you never venture past 10x often it’s there and it’s very clear viewing for airgun shooting purposes.
True! I am coming to that realisation now. You seem to know a bit about march, is there a major difference between the 3-24 and the 2,5-25?
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Cricket, i will do anything you asked when i have it on my Lelya.