Viper PST 2.5-10x44

[TJC]

Anyone got one, used one or has an opionion on them ?

[nickhornet]

I am trying out the new Genesis model 5x20x50 on my .308.. so far so good.. not the best glass out there but pound for pound seems ok atm...

MTC optics

[buck4229]

I have had mine for 6 months now, I am very happy with it. The glass is as clear as the Leupold it replaced.

Buck

[TJC]

What do you run it on Buck ?

[buck4229]

It's on top of my CZ527 that was 7.62x39 which has been re barrelled to 6.5 Grendel. It's used mainly for stalking with occasional trips to the range, as it's such a pleasure to shoot.

[Cr4zy3y3s]

Got a 6-24x50 viper pst on way so if you fancy ill put up a review but from everything I have read and spoke to the shooters on sniper hide they come highly recommended for the price tag.

Try dauntsey guns also that's where my is coming from and they are going through rifle craft

[buck4229]

In fact I liked my first one so much I have ordered a second one.

[plugg]

I like the model Viper PST 2.5-10x44 very much. Its magnification range is 1x to 4x and scope objective diameter is 24 mm. In long-range shooting, the Viper's magnification range proves useful. It is a performer in the true sense and it is highly reliable for their rugged making. Multi coated optics, several variants, magnification and precision engineering, makes Vortex Viper rifle scopes extremely popular ones.

Eh?

I think you are blethering cobblers there!

Are you a spammer?

[Bushdog]

I read Josephwhatthef*ck's comments earlier and came to a similar conclusion. Sorry to deviate from the post, but can someone explain to me why anyone would go to the effort of writing mindless drivel about something they know nothing?

What do they get out of it? (If I'm overlooking the obvious, apologies, but I'm not very computer savvy!!).

[zzrpilot]

I have used a number of MTC scopes and like them a lot. For the money they are very good and I like the SCB reticule for vermin shooting.

I have however moved to Vortex scopes for my .308 and my new .22WMR as whilst they are more expensive I believe the improvement in quality was worth it and I can see to shoot with them at far lower light levels than I could with the MTC scopes.

What I will say about the MTC scopes is that I went for the 50mm front element size as I knew I would be shooting in poor light
I had a mamba 4-16 x 50 and a Viper 4 - 16 x 50 and both worked very well. I know their new owners are very happy with them too