Has anyone had any experience with the ATN line of scopes?  Thinking of ordering one for my new DMPS M4 .308.

ATN 5x33LU Hunter is a high quality, illuminated reticle scope. The difference between the two is that the 5x33LU rifle scope includes 6 interchangeable cams for its bullet drop compensator. Within minutes you can easily change the caliber of the BDC from .223 to .308, 30-.06, .270,7 mm Mag or 300 Win Mag. 500-Yard Bullet drop compensator with interchangeable cams.

 

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I have no experence with the ATN.  Although I myself am thinking of buying one with the 308 cams.  What do you think of the DPMS 308 M4?  I may want to buy one this month but I need more info on this rifle.  I've heard it has feeding problems and you have to polish the chamber to salve.

I have one of these that I picked up in the EE section used a few months ago.
Glass is ok, not as clear as some of my beter optics, but it is liveable.
I didn't think I would care for a fixed power scope, but it does a good job.
I have shot twice now with it in .223 and it hasn't lost its zero yet.
I haven't put the other cams in yet, but I thought I could put it on my M1A someday and try it out.
Hope this helps you out.

I purchased that scope a month or so ago.  I was pretty disappointed in the optics.  It does hold zero with use.  For the money, I sort of wish I had purchased another Stanag fixed power scope from Tapco.  I had the Stanag on a G3 and I loved the clairity of the optics for the price.  

Quoted: Has anyone had any experience with the ATN line of scopes?  Thinking of ordering one for my new DMPS M4 .308. ATN 5x33LU Hunter is a high quality, illuminated reticle scope. The difference between the two is that the 5x33LU rifle scope includes 6 interchangeable cams for its bullet drop compensator. Within minutes you can easily change the caliber of the BDC from .223 to .308, 30-.06, .270,7 mm Mag or 300 Win Mag. 500-Yard Bullet drop compensator with interchangeable cams.   Thanks

Keep saving, then give Mike @ CS a call. He will set you up with a better optic and still save the budget.