Son needs a scope for his 308, shots not expected to exceed 300 yards. Accupoint has no batteries and is only 13 oz, Credo is 4 oz heavier but likely built a little tougher but requires batteries and has a better reticle IMO.
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I don’t have any experience with the accupoint but the credo is solid glass. -
Unless you are zeroed to hold dead on all the way out to your max range(300ish you said), I’d take the Credo with that MOA reticle. Zero maybe 1” high at 100, you are probably good to 200 with that, and then know the hold for 250 and 300 and put the reticle to good use.Comment
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I just bought a Sig Tango MSR for my AR10 1-8x24 but just got an email that they came out with a new 2-12x40 but very happy with mine, it's incredibly clear and I got mine from local gun dealer cheaper than online. I decided not to go tritium. Leupold also has one that has an auto on and off with movement. All are able to work as illuminated or as a "regular" scope.Comment
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edit sorry fair warning, I fell in this rabbit hole and almost wish I hadn’t
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Oh yeah I've been all over the RS threads, starting hanging out there a lot when TBH had so many issues after the upgrade.Comment
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Sig Tango just came out with a 2-12x40 might have put that on my AR10 but already put on 1-8 TangoComment
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