I purchased a Sig Tango 6 last month and as soon as I took it out of the package and turned the reticle on, I noticed that the lower left side of the reticle wasn't quite right. I took it out and sighted in the scope and yea, the illumination wasn't so illuminated on that corner. I called Sig and they gave me an RMA to send it back in. After having the scope for a week they sent it back and this was their response: "Unit was powered on and reticle inspected for illumination issues, no trouble found, sending unit back. Note: Illumination in lower left quadrant is slightly faded, this is unavoidable due to the way that the reticle is illuminated".
This is the first time I've seen anything like this. Does anyone else notice this with their sig scope or any scope for that matter? @gr8fuldoug have you seen this in any of other scopes you've sold? I checked all three of my Tango 4's and they are definitely not like the reticle shown above. This is the first scope that I've spent this kind of money on and to be honest, I'm not happy. I would consider this my first and only "higher" end scope. I'm just curious how common this is? What do you guys think?
This is the first time I've seen anything like this. Does anyone else notice this with their sig scope or any scope for that matter? @gr8fuldoug have you seen this in any of other scopes you've sold? I checked all three of my Tango 4's and they are definitely not like the reticle shown above. This is the first scope that I've spent this kind of money on and to be honest, I'm not happy. I would consider this my first and only "higher" end scope. I'm just curious how common this is? What do you guys think?