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Looks almost exactly like the Monstrum brand. It's even in similar packaging (minus the color)
Got mine today with the c2 chevron. Looks sick on my radical budget build !
I think for a 22 build it would be decent but the pressure of 556 I don’t think will hold up
Can you try out the fire field barrage?
It is SECOND focal plane not single. Crosshairs stay the same size when zoomed.
Whats the ring size?
I have one on one of my ARs. Works well.
Its amazing price amd value..
Its a SECOND focal plane, the Navigation is $30 more and is a FIRST plane. Best $100 something dollars i ever spent
I got the Orion because of you bro. I do like it very much.
lol at the asmr
Now its 170. Thanks a lot
I bought one and it's a nice little optic. Well constructed, nice weight, fit and finish. Clear glass and super bright reticle. It's slim so the eye box isn't world beating but so far I'm pleased
I just bought one to toss on a budget build. Time will tell
Single focal plane? lol second* ❤
Its Second Focal Plane, not SINGLE focal plane. There is first focal plane (which is the standard for high $ LPVO optics), and tyere is SECOND focal plane which is everything else and generally lower quality and harder to adjust using accurately while using the reticle while under magnification. The fact that nobody pointed this out already in the comment section, let's me know that your dan base for tye most part, doesnt have experience with LPVOptics, and I hope they dont buy this optic without a solid review beforehand, because its a big gamble.
I already bought 2!
Would it hold zero on a .308?
Tried it and the optic is actually badass
Is it first focal plane or second focal plane? You said single focal plane.
The key difference is that in a First Focal Plane (FFP) scope, the reticle changes size as you zoom in or out, keeping holdovers and ranging accurate at any magnification. In a Second Focal Plane (SFP) scope, the reticle stays the same size regardless of magnification, meaning holdovers are only accurate at one specific zoom level
I dont trust it… not at $80.00
I have a ronin redot works great
Can you put this on a AR and do a video?