Riton: anyone running their scopes, RDS, or magnifiers?

[RobertTheTexan]

I landed on these guys website from an affiliate link from another veteran owned company. Riton is veteran owned, they have a warranty that matches up pretty close to Vortex and the eye relief on their optics is as good as what I've seen from Vortex. But I just don't know anyone who has had hands-on. i'm not looking at a different go-to optic. I have my EOTechs and my Aimpoint. I'm comfortable and confident. But I'd still like to know what kind of option Riton is for us. I know that just because a company is veteran owned doesn't make whatever they are selling the best, but I felt this was worth a look, and besides if I can do business with a veteran owned company over a civilian owned, I will try to do business with the vet,

My search turned up one E&E ad for a scope.


So anyone with firsthand experience with Riton would be great.
Anyone who has had hands-on the optic, but never owned one would also be appreciated.

Thanks
RTT

[Iraqgunz]

Oh look! A place to discuss Optics and Mounts.

[RobertTheTexan]

Oh look! A place to discuss Optics and Mounts.

It’s a miracle! A miracle I tell ya!

And thanks.


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[Captiva]

Riton: anyone running their scopes, RDS, or magnifiers?

[VIP3R 237]

I played with a few during a vendor event in Vegas a few months ago. First thing I noticed is their scope bodies are extremely similar to vortex’s so I’d assume they are using the same manufacturing sources. Glass was clear but the reticles weren’t my favorite.

[Run N Shoot]

I just ordered the 3x magnifier to put behind the Eotech. I have heard some good stuff about them so I decided it was worth a shot. The downside is I told the wife I grabbed this as a Christmas gift for myself so my skills of trying to use this and then repackaging it without her noticing over the next month will be put to the test.

[mebiuspower]

You wrote veteran owned 4 times.

[Tx_Aggie]

Their higher end 1-8x24 looks interesting. It's available in FFP or SFP, illumination is supposed to be daylight bright, etc. They seem to be selling around $1100 or a little less online.



(The video thumbnail image is of the incorrect scope)



What the scope actually looks like: