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The Best Budget LPVO | SLx 1-6x Nova

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Yeah, it’s a good optic. Is it perfect? No. But the Primary Arms Nova SLx is probably the new defacto budget scope, ticking all the right boxes.

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  4. First of all thank you for the inside it was very educational and I would definitely be purchasing a Nova as I was looking for a budget lpvo that wasn't too expensive just to get my feet wet. Secondly… you should also seriously consider editing out the audio on all those gunshots if you ever make a similar video using range footage

  9. I know this was shot in Utah, Because of the mountains? No. Because of the terrain? No. Because of the scenery? No.

    I know that apartment complex in SLC. Never lived there or had friends just oddly specific.

  13. After being on waiting lists, finally got a hold of the Primary Arms Nova SLx. For the price that I paid, agree that it is a great value for a budget scope. Might look into upgrading the throw lever and adding the shake awake if the scope holds up well.

  17. For someone building their first "pseudo-SPR AR" with budget and end result features in mind, would you in any scenario recommend bypassing the LPVO route altogether and topping the rifle off with something like a Primary Arms Gen III Prism 5×36 fixed power/ACSS reticle with it's included top pic rail for a piggyback Red Dot ? If looking for minimal magnification with the plans to mount a piggyback out of the gate, (as a beginner) would you go LPVO + piggyback RD or Fixed power + piggyback RD ? especially with the mounting all taken care of for both optics out of the box with the Prism 5x to the rifle and included home for a piggyback….
    The fixed power + piggyback RD seems like an easier solution than even something like a Vortex Strikefire II + swing-in magnifier. However, I could be completely lost on this topic, hence my question.

  26. First off – beautiful dog. Arent they all? Anyway…………..

    So basically the scope is a $340 scope. Nothing more nothing less. The masses were screaming for a daylight bright dot from PA and they provided it.

    I had this scope and sent it back. It was cheap feeling. As outlined in the video the turrets are horrendous. I also have the Vortex PST Gen 2 and in my opinion – save the extra $$ and get the Vortex. This coming from a huge of PA, and not so much of Vortex.

    When we get into the 80% of X for 60% of the price type comparisons it makes it sound like the cheaper item is the better buy. Its usually not.

    The same argument was made about the PST Gen 2 and the Razor 1-6. Vortex said the PST is 85% of the Razor for 50% of the price. The Razor is a far superior optic, but the $600 difference is much different than the $200 difference between the Nova/PST.

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