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    Looking for LPVO recommendations

    I’m looking for a quality LPVO that I can switch between an AR and a .22 rifle. It would mostly live on the .22 for squirrel hunting but I would also like to be able to throw it on my AR to hunt coyotes when needed. I would like something with a clean sight picture, I don’t like a lot of stadial lines and stuff cluttering the sight picture. So what would you recommend?

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    What’s your budget?


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    Not really concerned with price, I’d rather spend the money on somethin nice now than something cheap just to regret it and end up buying the nice one later.

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    For plinking, there is nothing wrong with the Primary Arms 1-6X. Spend a little more and you can get into the Steiner P4Xi, which is a solid optic. Those would be my two recommendations if you plan on swapping between your AR and .22.
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    I’ve had the P4Xi for over a year, it is a great optic for the money. If maxing out at 4x isn’t a concern, I’m not aware of an LPVO in its price range than can match it.


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    I really like the sight picture on the Steiner but I’m not sure if I wanna limit myself to 4X magnification since I’ll be using this for coyote hunting. Does the Razor HD Gen 2 have a cluttered aight picture or is it pretty clean like the Steiner?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bowman57_2 View Post
    I really like the sight picture on the Steiner but I’m not sure if I wanna limit myself to 4X magnification since I’ll be using this for coyote hunting. Does the Razor HD Gen 2 have a cluttered aight picture or is it pretty clean like the Steiner?
    The Razor HD Gen 2 is great, not cluttered but you would probably want to go with one on the VMR reticles if you’re going to be using it with a .22 more than a 5.56. The JM1 is great for 5.56 and the -E model feels a lot lighter than the original.

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    I think the JM-1 has the least clutter. If you’re willing to spend that money, I don’t think I’ve ever seen anyone disappointed by a Razor.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bowman57_2 View Post
    I’m looking for a quality LPVO that I can switch between an AR and a .22 rifle. It would mostly live on the .22 for squirrel hunting but I would also like to be able to throw it on my AR to hunt coyotes when needed. I would like something with a clean sight picture, I don’t like a lot of stadial lines and stuff cluttering the sight picture. So what would you recommend?
    Swapping scopes between 2 rifles never works out. It's not like you can swap them without re zeroing. My favorite squirrel scope is the Vortex Diamondback 2X7 Rimfire. I know nothing about dog hunting in Indiana but if you are shooting a 2 MOA rifle with 2 MOA ammunition outside of 200 yards you may as well get a generic 3X9 and hope you draw blood. No such thing as a free lunch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GH41 View Post
    Swapping scopes between 2 rifles never works out. It's not like you can swap them without re zeroing.
    There seem to be QD scopes that return to zero better than I can shoot...

    http://www.recoilweb.com/guide-to-qu...nts-57239.html

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