Re: sightron vs falcon??
I have owned the following scopes:
this is also the order I rate them based on clarity, tracking ability, how well they hold zero, ruggedness, usable adjustment range, cost (overal value):
1 USO ST-10 with ergo, illumination, erek, matching reticle
3 S3 series sightrons (two 3.5-10x44, one 6-24x50) mildots,
1 Bushnell 4200 6-24x50 tactical,
1 Nikon Monarch UCC 5.5-16.5x44 AO
3 Weaver Classic Extreme 30mm with illuminated dot 2.5-10x50 SF (two duplex, one german #4)
1 Nikon Buckmasters 4.5-14x40 SF
1 Millett TRS-1 4-16x50 SF
2 Bushnell 3200 10x tactical,
3 Super Snipers (2 10x SF, 16x),
1 Redfield 3-9x40
2 Russian PSOP 8x42, 6x42
1 Russian PSO-1 4x
1 Seals 8-32x50
1 Simmons 44 mag 6.5-20x44
1 Tasco 6-24x42 AO
1 Tasco model 706 12x AO Long Tube scope with unertl External Mounts and adjustments
1 Bushnell Rangefinding scope (idea is same as redfield accurange) 4-12x40 AO
1 ATN 5x33l
1 Bushnell Sportview 4x32
4 BSA (one sweet 22 3-12x40 AO, one sweet .223 6-18x40 AO, one 8-32x44 AO Platinum, one 6-24x40 SF tactical scope)
As you can see I have seen my share of different designs of scopes from the bottom level to one of the best.
And look whats in second place--the 3 sightrons. I fully endorse these scopes. These are great scopes. Glass is great, clicks are dead on and positive(no mushiness), holds zero, very rugged, large amount of usable adjustment range, and cost for me was not that high(hint: I did not pay anywhere near retail price).