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Hows the tracking and glassArken ep5 is in stock I believe. Heck of a scope for your budget.
Jeez dude, chill out.And why is this NOT posted in the Optics & Sighting Devices thread?
You're so pathetic dude... You're hatred for China made optics is as bad as the TDS that the Liberals and Democrats have against Trump. It's fucking hilarious and sad at this point. Someone mentions Arken or MIC scopes, and like clockwork, here you come to be Captain 'Murica and save the day...Problems with Arken EP5 (which is a Chinese made scope, and China commits forced organ donations, genocide):
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Arken ep5...
Has there been any other ep5 that have had tracking issues. Got mine Saturday got it mounted today zeroed at 25 then moved to 100 for my final zero and it's not even on the paper. Bring it back to 25 and it's dead on my elevation from 25 to 100 is 1.6 and even if I don't adjust it still doesn't...www.snipershide.com
Which Viper? It matters, and I don't think you're going to get the Viper you want (PST Gen2 5-25x) at $500 unless someone's giving you a screaming deal.I looked at a vortex viper that was around 500 anyone have any experience with those
Honestly, the Arken EP5 is better. I have several Vortex Viper HS-T 6-24x50 scopes, and have had them for about a decade. They're decent scopes, but very dated technology. The new Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25x56 EBR-7C is a better scope for the money, but it's still only on par with the Arken EP5. But the Strike Eagle is still $250+ more than the Arken. Both made in China, both similar in features, both have great customer service... Take your pick...$550 or $800?I looked at a vortex viper that was around 500 anyone have any experience with those
Honestly, I don't think the Viper Gen2 is worth the money over the Strike Eagle 5-25x56... Both having EBR-7C reticles, the SE has more features, and a 34mm tube and locking turrets. Just my opinion looking through a Gen2 side-by-side with my Strike Eagle. The guy who owned the Gen2 was kind of pissed, as well, since he paid MSRP for the Gen2, and wasn't seeing his money in difference between them.Which Viper? It matters, and I don't think you're going to get the Viper you want (PST Gen2 5-25x) at $500 unless someone's giving you a screaming deal.
I can't remember but I'm pretty sure it wasn't the pstHonestly, I don't think the Viper Gen2 is worth the money over the Strike Eagle 5-25x56... Both having EBR-7C reticles, the SE has more features, and a 34mm tube and locking turrets. Just my opinion looking through a Gen2 side-by-side with my Strike Eagle. The guy who owned the Gen2 was kind of pissed, as well, since he paid MSRP for the Gen2, and wasn't seeing his money in difference between them.![]()
I hear ya. I think the glass is probably better in the PST G2, but the 56mm objective in the SE offsets that by a good amount.Honestly, I don't think the Viper Gen2 is worth the money over the Strike Eagle 5-25x56... Both having EBR-7C reticles, the SE has more features, and a 34mm tube and locking turrets. Just my opinion looking through a Gen2 side-by-side with my Strike Eagle. The guy who owned the Gen2 was kind of pissed, as well, since he paid MSRP for the Gen2, and wasn't seeing his money in difference between them.![]()
I'm betting it wasn't. I'd wager it was an HST model, and I'm with @FuhQ that if that's what you're looking at, you should get the Arken EP5.I can't remember but I'm pretty sure it wasn't the pst
For the price difference, you would think... But reality is, that it's honestly not. I was pretty disappointed in the Viper Gen2 not having all the same features as the Strike Eagle 5-25x56, just with better glass... But it didn't even have that. You could still see some CA, and it wasn't very crisp at the edges. His could have been a bad example, but it certainly didn't impress me to pay more than a Strike Eagle 5-25x56... And honestly, my Strike Eagle is on par with my Arken SH4 Gen2 6-24x50 in glass quality. So I couldn't even see paying full price for a Strike Eagle. Mine was a warranty upgrade from Vortex for a discontinued scope. I paid $99 and got the Strike Eagle. It was definitely worth $99 over the cost of the original scope it replaced.I hear ya. I think the glass is probably better in the PST G2, but the 56mm objective in the SE offsets that by a good amount.