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Posted: 6/11/2012 6:02:20 AM EDT
| I have a Mueller Optics APT scope, on a Weaver SPR mount. It was something that I chose based on price, reviews, and magnification. Not knowing a lot about scopes in general, I'd say it's been decent for occasional long range shooting. What bugs me about it is what seems like a really small "sweet spot" for eye relief. In other words, I have to have my eye in just the right place to be able to see a complete sight picture. If I'm not "right" there, I end up seeing blackened circles in various places. This gets worse as I climb up the magnification scale towards the 14x max setting. I'm wondering if: (a) Is this normal for an inexpensive optic, and (b) Does this get better as one spends more? It seems plenty bright, holds zero well, and is a good looking piece or gear. Yet I'm tempted to just use my Aimpoint PRO most of the time to avoid dealing with this. Ideas? |
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