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6/25/2026 2:20:16 PM EDT
I am leery of spending $600 bucks and being a beta tester for a new product.  I am interested in a higher magnification than 6x and am aware of the Razor 1-10x but not interested in the $2500 price tag.

I am interested in the 300-600 yard clarity as I find any of the cheap scopes perform out to 300 yds.  Actual hands on experience please.
6/25/2026 4:31:57 PM EDT
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Somebody will chime in with that one.
I have been playing around with a Griffin 1x10, SFP.
About 550$, usually a sale or discount code.

I have no complaints.  Really a great mid price optic, for me. It’s a 34mm.

https://griffinarmament.com/product/grif-1-10x-mil-r-sfp-riflescope/

I can see this pretty easy at 600.  Hitting it not so easy.
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6/26/2026 7:30:43 AM EDT
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What is the illumination on that?  Center dot or whole reticle?
6/26/2026 11:40:10 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By dogtired:
What is the illumination on that?  Center dot or whole reticle?
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I haven’t used illum since I bought it.  It’s on a range gun, I think it was the whole reticle.
It’s gotta be an import at that price.  I only have other mid price stuff to compare it to, like Burris and leop.
It is better than them.   It is big and heavy and clear af.  My range is littered with those 12x12 plates and that glass finds them easy beyond 300.
Griff did their homework even if it is similar to some other high end mount (Spuhr?).  That’s made in house by griffin.

Nephew on a 2x aimpoint over a 308.  Hope and smoke.
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