Falcon Endura Scope S10i review 1-10x24

Having some fun with the kids while testing the Falcon Endura S10i 1-10x24 fixed parallel scope. Yes, fixed at 25m. The scope is not an entry level scope, the glass is super clear, and I enjoyed shooting with the scope. In the review I look at the application for Hunter Field Target HFT where I think the scope will perform best. It can also be used as a Bench Rest scope.

[@RandyGriffin-jx7uy]

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[@AimSmall]

Lack of funds prohibit me from buying a lot of guns...

[@RandyGriffin-jx7uy]

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[@user-iw7he8vz5b]

Can you adjust the scope to be clear at 8 meters or did you have it set for hft. Thinking of getting this scope for a lite set up but I’ll need it to be clear at 10 yards for rats

[@AimSmall]

No it has a fixed 25m focal lenght, thus you can't set it to 8 meters.

[@HeinrichCoetzee-dc7jx]

What other HFT scopes should one also look at in comparison to this one to make a decision which one to buy. This is a great scope but the 25m fixed parallax could be a problem.

[@AimSmall]

I am in the same boat, looking for a new HFT scope, I have the Hawke Vantage 4-16x42mm currently, the new ones have much better glass than the 2013 model I have

[@Bo_Nidle]

I would recommend the zero eye relief MTC Connect series for HFT. I use the SCB reticle in the 3-12x24mm version, px'd at 23yds, on 9x mag for HFT. Not the brightest image but easily usable and gives great depth of field for ranging. The 32mm version has a very nice bright image but I find the blur on the 24mm at range to be more usable. Both have exceptionally wide fields of view. I have gone through numerous scopes from Hawke up to a Vortex PST Viper 32mm, but always come back to the 24mm Connect.

[@jmelalgamde9335]

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[@domingoliao2724]

That’s the problem with LPVO’s it’s light but needs a magnification enhancer!