Vector optics

[trekky]

Has anyone here got any experience with vector optics? Particularly their rifle scopes. I think I might try one out, just wondering if anyone could sway me either way?

[catnthehat]

I bought one a while back, a Taurus.
8-32x I think.
Ran it on light rifles and heavy rifles , shot it from 25 to 1,000 meters, turreted the crap out of it .
Tracked like a chip, nice and clear as well.
The only negative was the turret clicks are a bit on the sift side but the graduations are clear. Iocking turrets as well.
Not a bad scope for the money .
Cat

[JD848]

I never tried or seen one and if Cat says there oka then i might look to try one ,i enjoy new things. Plus who sells them please.

JD

[trekky]

Thanks for the review, I think I might try one on my .243

JD, there is a new place in Edmonton that sells them, I’m not sure of the name but I will post it when I find out.

[JD848]

[QUOTE=trekky;4409396]Thanks for the review, I think I might try one on my .243

JD, there is a new place in Edmonton that sells them, I’m not sure of the name but I will post it when I find out.[/QUOTte]

Great ,thank you very much.

CHEERS
JD

[catnthehat]

Originally Posted by JD848

I never tried or seen one and if Cat says there oka then i might look to try one ,i enjoy new things. Plus who sells them please.

JD

They are not the best optics made, but they are farm from the worst!
I sold mine too Boogerfart ( AO member) and he loves it
Cat

[FishOutOfWater]

I have a Veyron 3-12 x 44 SFP, but haven't got to use the rifle it's mounted on very much.

It seemed to track decently and performed well during sight-in.

For the price (~ $200), it has more desirable features than most (if not all) of the comparable scopes.

Locking exposed MRAD turrets are hard to find at this price point. And it's compact.