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Reviewing The US Army’s LPVO

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22 COMMENTS

  1. Just because the dept of defense decided to spend millions on a contract and replaces equipment, it does not mean that these equipment is better than its predecessor. It all corruption and politics.

  2. The tengo is not very impressive by itself but with the price that you pay you get a well functioning optic that gets the job done at a steep discount compared to other options

  3. They need to have optics that have distance pre-zeroed-for-drop presets. Dial settings: 1 for under 50 yards, 2 for 75 yards with greater magnification, 3 for 125 yards with greater magnification, 4 for 200 yards, 5 for 300 yards, 6 for 350 yards.

    You automatically get a greater magnification and a further bullet drop with each preset. Easy to do, user-programmable.
    Also, a visible-within-the-eyepiece leveling bubble so you know you aren't canted left or right for those long-distance shots.

    This stuff ain't' rocket science, and it is easy to implement. The presets can just be marks on the outside of the optic you can set yourself.

    Also, for the Sniper Elite Benchrest Different-Time-Zone-from-the-Target shooters: 1-50X magnification. Why not be able to watch your bullet spin all the way to the target silhouette?

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