We'll see but just seems to me going to 34 mm would make sense.
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We'll see but just seems to me going to 34 mm would make sense.
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It will be interesting to see reviews on this scope. I wonder if it will be daylight bright?
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Can't say much at this point - stay tuned to our platforms this week for more info.
That said, we mentioned this over on Arfcom when the same concern was mentioned. To write an optic off based on exit pupil alone, especially an optic that still has yet to be seen by many people at all, is just bad practice. The Razor 1-6x was our flagship LPVO for 8 years and very highly regarded - to make its successor fall short of that scope in any way across the board would be a huge mistake on our part. Optics are far more complicated than people online who make complete determinations based on a few numerical specs make them out to be. There are full time optical engineers here who painstakingly go through each and every optical system choosing every lens size, curvature, composition, coating, orientation, etc for a very specific reason. With a flagship product like this, you can bet no corners were cut. Those guys picked the objective lens size they did for a reason after much testing and trial and error and determined the optical advantages gained by way of the 24mm objective outweighed those of going bigger. Let your eyes in real life do the deciding
Nice that they finally figured out that a magnifier ring feeling like sand grit wasn't good and including the obligatory throw lever.
People don't care if you have to charge more for including a PTL, but just include it!![]()
I may be overstating it, by mine had a tad of grit in the short time I owned it. But it was definitely stiff and nearly unusable without a throw lever.
Back OT, I look forward to seeing how this optic is received by the shooting public and maybe in a year it'll be something I purchase.
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