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  1. #1
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    Had one as my first scope couldnt fault it great plinking scope

  2. #2
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    i have 3 for these great for the money 10x44 vipers & i do some hft & plinking about & they work great for me, plus the white out helps me to get my head & eye right on the stock.

  3. #3
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    I'm on the verge of buying one for HFT. I've never used my Nikko Sterling 3-9x50 on anything but 9x magnification so it makes sense to go for a fixed 10x I think.

    I like the reticule (although I suppose it would take a while to learn how to use it for full effect) and I like that it comes with Mounts and a sidewheel. Realistically those could be £30-£40.

    Some complain of Whiteout whilst some point to HFT champions.

    There's a definite opportunity for the budget manufacturers to produce a similar 10x44 AO scope. JSR, Nikko Sterling should be able to make something for £50 and it would fly off the shelves I think.

    Until then, unless someone can think of a better scope for HFT around £140 then I think I'll get one.

  4. #4
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    Does anyone use these for hunting?
    Air Ranger .22 MTC 10x44 Vipers
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  5. #5
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    i use the 4-16 viper on 6 mag for hunting and the 10x and 3-12x on my hft rigs because i know the aim points.not the best scopes optically on the market but for value for money i think they are hard to beat.

  6. #6
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    Nov 2011
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    Andover
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    MTC Viper 10x44 on its way from Uttings. Should arrive tomorrow...

    Coincides nicely with my local club starting to hold UKHFT competitions in August. Perfect.

  7. #7
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    Hi due to your review i myself have purchased the viper and on first few tries with it im chuffed, got to agree with the op about the turrets being a bit hard to push down at times

  8. #8
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    I got one on my tx200 awesome scope so easy to set up

  9. #9
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    i have the 4-16 which i thought was the most amazing combination with my tx,

    Thanks for the review guys as I was thinking of changing my 4-16x50 viper for the fixed 10x44 as my aim points can catch me out when i am trying too hard and also the fact that I have a damper mount on it. when zeroed at 30 yds 8 yds seems a bit mad as its 3.5 mildots and then 15 is half with the change over at 17 then just above cross hairs at 20, then cross hairs until 30. it has cost me a few points and also i cant really rest my cheek against the cheek piece with that set up. I was going to sell it on and buy the 10x44.

    Had a conversation with Sammy at MTC today and she was a fantastic help and discouraged me from the expense and suggested trying lower mounts. I have checked the clearance i have. At present my mounts are 20mm high and it has 6.2 mm clearance at the lowest point of the scope. I am now trying to find the right scope mounts as close as i can to 14mm to address this and feel optomistic that this is going to help address my inconsistencies in my shooting.

    Basically I think I have too much to think about before pulling the trigger as I tried good old uncle Harry's gun on sunday and it seems so easy compared to mine to get consistent shots. Basically I have to just touch the side of my chin against the same place on the cheek piece which doesnt lend itself for the best set up when your doing hft. Now I have the job of trying to find 30mm mounts with arrester screw that the manufacturers give the exact height. any pointers would be great.

  10. #10
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    Sep 2013
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    portsmouth
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    I hav a mtc mamba and it is truly amazing, not found a scope which can match the quality of the glass for less that £500
    Daystate mk4 with a mtc mamba scope

  11. #11
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    This was one of the clearest scopes I ever owned,

    regret gifting it to someone when I thought I was giving up permanently
    I'm back.

  12. #12
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    May 2016
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    Great Review and it is a pretty nice scope, cant fault it so far.

  13. #13
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    Mar 2017
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    Little Hadham
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    Brilliant review.
    Might have to get one of these

  14. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodders66 View Post
    Does anyone use these for hunting?
    ive used for hunting and there exceptional scope all though a little heavy they really do represent great value for money when you compare to others in the price bracket,theres nothing ive seen through will touch these,you do get alot of kit for your money with the mtc range, ive noticed out of alot of scopes they do push the boat out when packed too, so there nice and safe when you get them,theres alot of extras with these you just dont get with other scopes

  15. #15
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    Oct 2011
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    Golborne, Cheshire
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    I have just fitted a 10x44 to my TX , does anyone else have one on a springer and has it stood the test of time?
    Atb.

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