March FX High Master 5-42x56 FFP review | Optics Trade Reviews

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[@precisionriflereviews2029]

This is a fantastic video review it is very well spoken and illustrated May I please just point out. It is important you understand the high master classification of a March scope is nothing to do with the eyepiece at all, High Master is a proprietary three lens structure in the objective end of the scope and what it does is makes image corrections via a large 56 mm lens opposed to a Series of 20 mm lens in the scope tube as every other scope has ever done before it Regardless of manufacture. This is important as it is a lot easier and far better image quality making these corrections in a larger lens than a very fine one. This is a worldwide patent and unique to March scopes. You also mention the fast throw magnification lever and discouraged it’s quality. if anybody thinks it is a good idea to put a solid mounted toque lever on a sensitive magnification ring dial, I have bad news for you. This item was specifically designed exactly the way it is to be the week component if you hit or bump the lever it will simply pop off and not damage your scope, you failed to mention that this is a directional lever and is indexed by the large thumb dial on the optic for a perfect fit covering the entire magnification ring for 360° of protection. ( not a simple stud) The scope caps are deeply embossed with the March logo and are a two stage locking cap they fit the scope perfectly and when in the locked position lay perfectly flat. Many optics do not come with caps at all. However I do agree the defender series are very good also. Again fantastic review I will subscribe to your channel. Kind regards Tristan Precision rifle reviews

[@trygvegabrielsen8120]

Glad someone mentioned this. Very good points regarding the added small parts in the box. I like that they add them.

[@apeshitcrazyman]

Excellent review, thorough and hit the high points, Thanks! It's truly hard to test these things out in person, for most folks, so I really appreciate learning a bit more about this!

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Glad it was helpful, thank you for watching!

[@williamshao1985]

It's a dream scope! Thank you for the review.

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Thank you for watching

[@ormandj]

Great review, thank you! When discussing the edge sharpness, do you feel it's just the expanded area in the wider-FOV that's less sharp? In other words, if you compared it with a ZCO 527, for example, if you were looking only at the portion of the FOV that would be comparable, is the sharpness on par or better? If so, it just sounds like an optical tradeoff with the wider FOV, but non-impactful to the 'traditional' FOV, if that makes sense.

[@zoidelux]

almost bought one of these but I do not like the fact that it does not have the MOA markings on the turret for the second/third revolution

[@daa2624]

Great review, thank you. In comparison, you did not mention Nightforce 7-35, I would like to know which one is better.Thank you again!

[@OpticsTradeEU]

We're glad you liked it! Could you please tell us the exact Nightforce model you had in mind?

[@daa2624]

@@OpticsTradeEU It is about ATACR™ 7-35 x 56 F1

[@theonlyrealcbass16]

It appears they should be ready to ship. Are they expected to be available before the end of 2020 or some time in 21?

[@ryaniam22]

Does this scope have optics on par with the schmidt and bender 5-20x50 ultrashort or 5-45x56?

[@OpticsTradeEU]

You can write us an email at [e-mail] and we'll give you our objective opinion.

[@2967575]

Nice review, im interested, Whats the price of it ?

[@OpticsTradeEU]

Thank you for watching. The price is €4,139.00 (VAT included)