Richter Optiks 6-24 x 50 AO-E Scope

[jenksi87 3]

does anybody use this scope? if so how do you rate it, and is it worth £60 or are there better for that amount or slightly more?

[Jos Mur 0]

Very clear glass in them BUT they are prone to losing zero and sometimes you cant get them to zero at all if they have had a slight bump or been fired on a heavy rifle.

Depends on what you want to fit it to.

I'd probably pick a Hawke scope in that price range they seem to be a bit better.

 

This is only my opinion though I'm sure others will probably disagree with me

 

Jos

[blackfox 9]

Ive got one on my .17 HMR, i find it pretty good for the cost, it gets a little "misty" at the top range of zoom. Although i would say it seems very good value... not sure if id use it on a centre fire tho.

 

IMO - i think, that scopes in that price range are going to be around the same quality optic wise, unless you could find a used old Japanese Tasco with similar spec except the IR reticle. - the quality of the glass on them is very good for a budget scope.

 

Cheers

[Deker 3,478]

I've not seriously looked at these for years, but I seem to recall having one a long time ago which was perfectly adequate, but overpriced at the time, and VERY heavy, that is perhaps a bit of ancient history which may or may not be relevant today!!

[SEAN3513 7]

they are still heavy deker.....compared to others

 

decent scope fot the money mind, eye releif is poor on some models.

 

also have a look at the JSR range of scopes.......( j s ramsbottom)

 

exceptional scopes for the money (internally)

 

but for sub £100.....your not going to get anything outstanding.

 

cheers

 

sean

[waidmann 105]

my brother has the same scope on his .17 hmr.

i find it narrow viewed(even on lower mag) which can make target aquisition difficult.the illuminated recticle is a little bright(over glare) only relevant for night shooting without the lamp.

other than that no problems at all,keeps zero,crisp ajustment,very nice,fine crosshairs

i think we got it for 45-50 quid used but in very good nick with mounts

 

waidmann.

 

i have a simmons whitetail 3.5-10 x50mm on my .22 which costs around the same i think???

depending on how and what you shoot.

 

waidmann

[farmerkev09 105]

i have just got a pair and on my s410 there great had no problems what so ever clear as day

 

i got them from shooters world mexborough not to far from you pal

[jenksi87 3]

litteraly 2minutes away pal. how much did you pay for it?

by the way there only going on a sub 12ft/lb falcon fn19 lads. i'm only after a half decent scope.

i do quite a bit of low light shooting and lamping. i do however need a scope that can take a bit of rough and tumble as i can be a clumsy f****r at times

[waidmann 105]

i would compare it to the whitetail bud,you won't need 24x mag on the air rifle.

 

waidmann

[Deker 3,478]

i would compare it to the whitetail bud,you won't need 24x mag on the air rifle.

 

waidmann

 

 

Well, I would have thought that too, and I certainly don't, but I have met a few who do!!

[jenksi87 3]

most of the time it will be on 6x mag as this is what i shoot off, but it is nice to have a variable. although 24x is excessive for my needs

[waidmann 105]

i would have a look at the simmons 3.5-10 x50mm at 3.5 good for closer stuff(rats,ferrals etc)

and at 10x there is lots of bunny in the scope at 30 yards

 

i would b interested how you decide bud.

 

atb

waidmann

[3jackwhite3 2]

well i have got a 6-24-50 jsr scope on my .22 rimmy i think there about £100 with mounts but you can get the lower magnification model but i keep it on 6x, i have dropped my rifle 3 times onto the scope and it has never lost zero so i think its a good buy.

[jenksi87 3]

sounds like what i need. i am really swaying towards the "MTC COBRA 3-9 x 42" at the minute. decisions decisions ........................

[3jackwhite3 2]

i dropped it again today and it still didnt lose zero.