Sightron S Tac

pikergolf · #1 03-08-2021, 07:10 PM

Anyone own one or used one? Looking for a review. Would prefer an Siii but they are not made in the power I am looking for 3-16. I currently have a Zeiss Conquest 3X9 on my coyote rifle but am looking at expanding my long range practice and would like more power. Am I giving up a lot moving from the little Zeiss?

Cement Bench · #2 03-08-2021, 08:08 PM

pretty thick crosshairs for me
others like them

duceman · #3 03-08-2021, 08:13 PM

i have several of them. great glass for the money. stay with the moa retical; has a nice small dot in center with fine hashmarks. the standard duplex ones do have too heavy of hairs for target work.

pikergolf · #4 03-08-2021, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by duceman

i have several of them. great glass for the money. stay with the moa retical; has a nice small dot in center with fine hashmarks. the standard duplex ones do have too heavy of hairs for target work.

I would definitely order the MOA, my Siii has that reticle and I love it. I was more worried about the glass.

6.5 shooter · #5 03-08-2021, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by pikergolf

I would definitely order the MOA, my Siii has that reticle and I love it. I was more worried about the glass.

I believe they are the same as the old Big Sky II in the glass department. which where very good, if it has 1/8" clicks you will be good to go.

wallz · #6 03-08-2021, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by pikergolf

Anyone own one or used one? Looking for a review. Would prefer an Siii but they are not made in the power I am looking for 3-16. I currently have a Zeiss Conquest 3X9 on my coyote rifle but am looking at expanding my long range practice and would like more power. Am I giving up a lot moving from the little Zeiss?

I had an S-TAC 4-20x50 for a while. Glass was awesome for the price. Nice built in throw lever that folded when not in use. Would buy again but want exposed turret now.