Falcon Endura Scope Review 🔥 Falcon Endura 3.5-25x56mm 🔥

Britain's Falcon scopes have a special place in my heart. Back when FFP scopes were rare and expensive, the M14 and M18 models made long range precision affordable and accessible. That tradition continues today with the Falcon Endura 3.5-25x56mm FFP scopes in both MOA and MRAD. For $680 you get a 7x zoom ratio, 32 MRAD of adjustment range, a choice of two Christmas-tree reticles, and a 15-yard minimum parallax adjustment. You also get a bright, sharp image that transmits mirage and other details from edge to edge.
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My Rig:
🔥 CMMG Resolute in 308 Win
🔥 Falcon Endura 3.5-25x56mm FFP Scope: bit.ly/3KQkkBu
🔥 ZRODelta FRZ 34mm Mount: shrsl.com/40r3r
🔥 Ultradyne C4 Rear Sight (M80): shrsl.com/407ka
🔥 Ultradyne C4 Front Sight: shrsl.com/407kd
🔥 UTG Over Bore Bipod: shrsl.com/32o4v
🔥 Winchester M80 Ball Ammo: shrsl.com/3zj0a
🔥 Winchester Deer Season XP Ammo: shrsl.com/3yvnc
🔥 Throom Prairie Dog: amzn.to/430aRyM
🔥 Throom Plates: amzn.to/3K2Ip6G
🔥 Horus HOVR Laser Rangefinder & Weather Meter Kit: bit.ly/3ZQQYY2
🔥 Triggertech Diamond AR-10 Single-Stage Trigger: shrsl.com/43mjf
Notes for KZbin Commissars: All scenes filmed on a closed set and private range.
Kyle Broderick, The Social Regressive
Chapters:
00:00 On the Range
01:28 What's it Like?
02:36 Massive Zoom Ratio
03:50 Specs & Stats
05:32 Turrets
07:15 FFP Reticles
10:40 Image Quality
12:06 Side Focus
12:27 Eyepiece
13:03 Image Quality 2
14:38 Goodies
15:22 Zero Stop
16:23 Goodies 2
17:06 MRAD Differences
18:42 Recommended!
20:41 IP67 Rating! 👀
22:18 Competition

[@SocialRegressive]

My Recommended 34mm Mounts: - ZRODelta FRZ ($250): shrsl.com/40r3r - Athlon Armor ($59): shrsl.com/407kf - Athlon USA-made ($130): shrsl.com/3hkfq - Warne Quick-Detach ($170): shrsl.com/2yibk - Warne XSkel ($160): shrsl.com/2yibm

[@jcjustice3786]

As always great explanation, descriprition, and honesty. That is why I like your content. 👍👍👍👊

[@SocialRegressive]

Thanks, Justice! There's more on the way!

[@dennisholle1005]

Thanks for the review!! Great information!

[@Nedy_C]

Thank you for the great review! Do you have any idea how it compares to the Element Titan or Vortex Strike Eagle 5-25 and if better do you think it could compete with the Athlon Midas TAC 5-25?

[@marybroderick8265]

Another amazing lecture Dr. Kyle. It reminds me of my HS physics prof, very enthusiastic, but I had no idea what she said. Lol

[@SocialRegressive]

Hahahaha! 🤓

[@Quality_Guru]

Thanks for this review. What I am really interested in is the Falcon ENDURA S10i 1-10×24 Riflescope MRAD. I know that you loved the 1-8x24 scope, but they now have an updated model, which looks very interesting.

[@SocialRegressive]

I have an S10i right here. It's a worthy successor to the S8i. The reticle changes the emphasis a bit. I can't wait to see what it's like in full testing.

[@Quality_Guru]

@@SocialRegressive looking forward to the full review!

[@JuanVargas-tl5dj]

Is this scope better than the ep5

[@Xnocturnus]

I was going to buy an Arken EP5 5-25X56 but bought the Endura 3.5-25x56 instead based on your recommendation. Great scope! Yes, there is purple fringing on high contrast targets at higher mags but clarity does not suffer. I saved myself over 400 Australian dollars so I'm really chuffed. Glad I found your channel ✌

[@SocialRegressive]

Great choice, especially in your market. Happy hunting, mate!

[@Nedy_C]

Install an aperture ring, it will cost you some clarity but still plenty while you will eliminate almost all purple fringing.

[@garymurray5361]

I've had the Endura mil version since October 22. Very good scope, built like a tank, does all i expected. Its a keeper. The more I use the more I like it. The S10i will hopefully be my next purchase, pension allowing. The S10i looks perfect for standing, silhouette target shooting.

[@SocialRegressive]

Do you dial your solutions, or use the reticle? Both?

[@garymurray5361]

@@SocialRegressive I mostly dial, though if taking a rapid shot it's hold over/under. I have removed the o ring for the elevation turret, clicks are definitely louder.

[@albertlemont5471]

I have two Falcons. One M18+ ffp/mil and a M18+ sfp/mil. Both have clear glass all the way to 18x and track great.

[@SocialRegressive]

Agreed. I've been using mine for looong time now, and they haven't let me down yet.

[@kcv5716]

Like the video. Do they have a warranty or have you delt with customer service?

[@SocialRegressive]

I haven't needed to use their customer service, but you bring up a good question. Their old warranties were limited to ten years, but now they've expanded them to an unlimited timeframe. Here is the actual text from the manual: ENDURA Warranty & Service Commitment If ENDURA 3.5-25x56 doesn’t perform, then we will either repair it, or give you a brand new unit. No charge. Key Points: - To request service then contact us directly at [e-mail] - If the scope performs outside of tolerance then we will repair or replace it. No charge. No time limit. - Additional service commitment if your ENDURA 3.5-25x56 is damaged through normal use. - Covers the original owner of the scope. Proof of purchase may be required. - Additional service commitment for future owners of the scope. - Excludes loss, theft, deliberate damage, abuse and misuse. Also excludes cosmetic damage that doesn’t hinder the performance of the scope.

[@pet390]

Can I ask you how this one compares to the arken 5 25 56

[@majorlulu7569]

Is this scope better than the Arken Ep5 et Strike Eagle 5-25? Thank you for your SUPER video tutorial

[@SocialRegressive]

It depends on usage, I think. The zoom ratio of the Falcon makes it more flexible than the others, and its large exit pupil makes it easy to get behind. The image quality of the Strike Eagle is superior, though; almost equal to a Leupold Mk5. I really like both.

[@dougtarbet6193]

Well, based on this review, I just bought this scope new from a retailer in Canada for $525 CDN. I hope I’m not disappointed as it’s difficult to find scopes I can use with m 0:58 y eye condition (Retinitis Pigmentosa - Usher 2 syndrome). We will see if this blind ol’boy can shoot. Cheers, Great channel btw. 👍😎

[@SocialRegressive]

Please let us all know how it works out for you!

[@jayjudd6518]

😮I like the 56 mm but it’s to much for me. I Varmint hunt with 204 mostly. Good review thought.

[@SocialRegressive]

What scope are you using right now for varminting?

[@Guy460226]

How would you compare the falcon scopes to the the arken ep5 . thanks for the great vid

[@SocialRegressive]

I haven't tried the EP5, but my trusted friends and reviewers like it. Their one big criticism is the unforgiving eyebox. That's just one area where the Falcon will excel. The Falcon also has a more field- practical zoom range for me. I like to be prepared to meet my quarry at any distance.

[@Marcus1954s]

This sounds more like an advert rather than a review. So many Chinesium scopes at the lower end but what is really different?

[@joncavallo4391]

A locking windage turret on the MOA model?

[@SocialRegressive]

Great question. No, the MOA model doesn't have a lock. It also doesn't have the R and L labels on the numbers to show which direction you're going. But the clicks feel better.

[@linkchen8245]

Looks like FOV is average and CA is a bit too much to my eye. It does not stand out from others really. I think there's better options at this price range(EP5 Helos624,Midastac, Venom,).

[@SocialRegressive]

You're right about the field of view. There's noticeable tunneling on both of the Enduras. The CA is a bit less to my eye than what I get on my Helos 2-12x42mm, though.

[@billiebleach7889]

Parallax down to 15 yards. Air rifle guys will be over the moon

[@antinormality]

That’s sexy! 🤣

[@SocialRegressive]

And sassy!

[@randyemenhiser2573]

First mofos! Who's your daddy?

[@SocialRegressive]

You are, Randy!

[@jayjudd6518]

😂