Just like a grown up SN-4 1-4x but with more horsepower. This scope rocks. Sorry for Mr. Critters.
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
Just giving that camo-form some exposure. Pretty cool stuff, wish I had thought of that..
Just giving that camo-form some exposure. Pretty cool stuff, wish I had thought of that..
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
$ 1220.00 from USO base price model. Depending on the upgrade options, the price will go up from there.
$ 1220.00 from USO base price model. Depending on the upgrade options, the price will go up from there.
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
Jeez, I am from Nor-Cal, but stationed here in NY, and I would NEVER put leg warmers on my USO scopes
reticle? and an EREK El knob too, nice!
Jeez, I am from Nor-Cal, but stationed here in NY, and I would NEVER put leg warmers on my USO scopes
reticle? and an EREK El knob too, nice!
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
Ok Switch, she is gettin hot. Friday Night. That's must be the reason..
Ok Switch, she is gettin hot. Friday Night. That's must be the reason..
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
My USO reticle's (red) can. Is it an aimpoint, no.
If I want to BAC my USO's I flip the front cover down and shoot both eyes open.
My USO reticle's (red) can. Is it an aimpoint, no.
If I want to BAC my USO's I flip the front cover down and shoot both eyes open.
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
Can't see the huge ocular lens group enabling function on an A3/A4 AR-15. The lens is a couple inches behind the receiver which means the scope has zero eye relief or the shooter is not using the stock on his/her shoulder?
A LaRue extension mount undoubtedly called for, especially if you're going to have to back the diopter out any distance to focus the reticle.
Nice looking scope. Probably better suited for an AR-10 which has a longer picatinny rail and thus could enable proper positioning and eye-relief.
Can't see the huge ocular lens group enabling function on an A3/A4 AR-15. The lens is a couple inches behind the receiver which means the scope has zero eye relief or the shooter is not using the stock on his/her shoulder?
A LaRue extension mount undoubtedly called for, especially if you're going to have to back the diopter out any distance to focus the reticle.
Nice looking scope. Probably better suited for an AR-10 which has a longer picatinny rail and thus could enable proper positioning and eye-relief.
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
Yehh, I threw that puppy on the first gun that came out of the safe to play around with in the backyard, both eyes open at 1.5x. This is really a versatile setup. Great FOV for picken off those critters. I plan on using this setup.
I prefer the scope riding a bit high for my chubric face, but to each his own, with all the mounting solutions out there, we are all GTG.
Yehh, I threw that puppy on the first gun that came out of the safe to play around with in the backyard, both eyes open at 1.5x. This is really a versatile setup. Great FOV for picken off those critters. I plan on using this setup.
I prefer the scope riding a bit high for my chubric face, but to each his own, with all the mounting solutions out there, we are all GTG.
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
I've been wantin one of these, just because! Love the EREK option...
Got the 'little bro' 1-4X w/ circle chevron reticle in a SPR 1.5 on my 6x45 AR and it is the absolute cat's azz for killin' yotes...
Still would like the EREK .5MOA option if I had to stretch it out a bit and dial one up quick...
I've been wantin one of these, just because! Love the EREK option...
Got the 'little bro' 1-4X w/ circle chevron reticle in a SPR 1.5 on my 6x45 AR and it is the absolute cat's azz for killin' yotes...
Still would like the EREK .5MOA option if I had to stretch it out a bit and dial one up quick...
Re: New U.S. Optics 1.5-6x
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Buldog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice yote. </div></div>
+1 Nice setup too. I really like the low powered variable USO!!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Buldog</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice yote. </div></div>
+1 Nice setup too. I really like the low powered variable USO!!
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