MTC Optics viper 4x16x50

[R. P. McMurphy]

Sounds very good for the money I have to say,reticule looks interesting too!

[JUMBO]

how do these scopes compare with the bushnell legend 5-15x40,not being anywhere near to a place that stocks the viper scopes to have a look myself.but on reading the opinions in this thread they do seem very good value.if you read this gary could you please send me some price details on the 3-12x44 and the 4-16x50.
thanks
iain

[JLB]

I would appreciate it if someone could pm me a price for the 4-16x50 & order details. Will the mounts supplied fit a CZ452 varmint with enough clearance for the objective bell/barrel ?


Thanks john

[airgunner2388]

John just phone 0845 0941542

[DAFY555]

Roll on when the 8-32's are in.

Rifle ready and waiting for one.

Please.please Gary

Regards



Daz

[baz]

how do these scopes compare with the bushnell legend 5-15x40,not being anywhere near to a place that stocks the viper scopes to have a look myself. iain

I have 4-16 Viper you can look at I will be up the club on Thursday and Sunday, whats more I can order one if you like it

Baz

[baz]

I have one of these, I am a fussy old sod and I have found this to be remarkable value for money, I rate the turret system as one of the best I have used, the sidewheel is better than my Nikon, optics are very bright and clear, better than Nikko and on par with Bushnell Legend to my eyes, although eye position is critical at highest mag (as it is on most scopes) but as I only use max mag to look at bullet holes that doesnt worry me

The big problem for me is what gun to put it on, I think .177 air rifle for now as I want to try out that rather nice ret, I will probably eventually put it on a .308 where the holdover ballistic lines would also be rather handy at longer ranges, although as that rifle is stainless I will probably go for the nice blingy silver 3-12 version

Also a very nice looking scope in a Tactical sort of chunky way

Well done MTC

Baz

[JUMBO]

thanks baz,i am hoping to get there around lunch time,maybe before if i am allowed out for good behavour

iain

[J1D1]

Hi,
Can someone tell me how the locking turrets work? Do you push them down or do you slide down a ring or something? And do they have indication marks as found on most sniper turrets that tell you how many turns the turret has made.
Thanx

[baz]

Hi,
Can someone tell me how the locking turrets work? Do you push them down or do you slide down a ring or something? And do they have indication marks as found on most sniper turrets that tell you how many turns the turret has made.
Thanx

The turret markers have a lockring which is much better than usual three grubscrews and the turrets have to be pulled away from the scope to turn then clicked back to lock, an excellent system that has been patented I am told and for good reason

Baz

[bengarzy]

I have one of these, I am a fussy old sod and I have found this to be remarkable value for money, I rate the turret system as one of the best I have used, the sidewheel is better than my Nikon, optics are very bright and clear, better than Nikko and on par with Bushnell Legend to my eyes, although eye position is critical at highest mag (as it is on most scopes) but as I only use max mag to look at bullet holes that doesnt worry me

The big problem for me is what gun to put it on, I think .177 air rifle for now as I want to try out that rather nice ret, I will probably eventually put it on a .308 where the holdover ballistic lines would also be rather handy at longer ranges, although as that rifle is stainless I will probably go for the nice blingy silver 3-12 version

Also a very nice looking scope in a Tactical sort of chunky way

Well done MTC

Baz

Baz, how did you get on with that Korea thing I gave you? what a pile.

Ben

[Gary C]

Baz, how did you get on with that Korea thing I gave you? what a pile.

Ben

That's no way to describe your old au pair

[delta1]

Gary, would it be possible to produce the instructions as a downloadable file (pdf)?
Or build them into a page of your website?

This may save you postage etc, and allow people to download copies as they wish.

[Gary C]

Gary, would it be possible to produce the instructions as a downloadable file (pdf)?
Or build them into a page of your website?

This may save you postage etc, and allow people to download copies as they wish.

If I had a clue how to do it it would be great

I'll take a look next week - website will need updating