@RemCustom6
I owned an IOR similar to that one for about 10 years. I used it for several rifle courses, a few matches and lots of load development and shooting in general.
I have no love or hate for IOR so I can give you my unbiased experience with the 10x42sf I had. It was a steel body scope with a mil reticle and moa turrets, similar to yours.
The glass in mine was great, and tracking was good, but most of the fit/finish was typical Eastern Europe. Fairly rough machining, soft turret screws.
The biggest issue is that if something needs fixed, your likely on your own. IOR has no US repair facilities, so you'll have to try and work with the one and only US importer, Valdada Optics to ship it back to Romania for you. I've heard that process is anywhere from no-fun to impossible.
A tip to save you from a shitty experience in 3 handed mechanical surgery, never take both turret screws out, and don't fuck with the center screw, ever!. To rezero the turrets, loosen both screws about a turn, rezero the turrets, then tighten them back down.
If you remove both screws at the same time, a washer inside the turrets falls down inside, and the screws will no longer reach the threaded holes. You'll then have to hold the scope upside down, up above your head, reach into the screw hole with a paperclip and fish that washer back into alignment, then start the screws in while in that position.
So, basically, great glass but wonky mechanicals.
