MARCH SCOPE 1-10x24 dual reticle rifle scop

[@nastysoda9212]

No one mentions march scopes in the US. Made in Japan handcrafted quality. This 1-10x looks awesome!

[@billbbobby2889]

Thank you for the excellent explanation.

[@prone_wolf8871]

Love my Terminus , Joel is a good guy. I want that March but would like the duplex on the bottom vertical to be "split" for better long range use other then that I think it's on the list for upgrading my gas gun optics

[@g.henryschaper7047]

This scope looks great. Shepherd has been making dual reticle scopes for a decade or so (I think), check them out, too.

[@SylentONE]

Thanks! I'm checking them out now

[@bokinsmud]

US Optics made a dual focal plane 1-8 like a decade ago too.

[@darlsbarkley3493]

Schmidt Bender has been doing it for a while too.

[@matthewnorwell5353]

Does the full length 1-10 work the same way or just the compact cheers

[@retirednobaddays456]

Good review. Wish it had a larger dot to simulate a red dot.

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

I think every manufacturer would like to have a disc that you could slide in and slide out as it’s impossible to keep every customer happy.

[@p47rr]

That seams like a perfect scope for a SKS. Norinco produced a SKS with a scope rail. Extremely short rail. Because they eject at one o’clock. You need a really short scope.

[@darlsbarkley3493]

I can't imagine anyone ever buying an optic in this price range for an sks.

[@BlkRanger82]

How many people were like shoot the bird when it came into frame lol. Great review. Definitely looking into this for my mr762

[@joe6856]

Good video and awesome mini telescope not heavy, like it but do not sell in my country

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

What country are you in mate

[@joe6856]

@@precisionriflereviews2029I'm from Indonesia sir

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

@@joe6856 you pay for my trip I’ll hand deliver one.

[@joe6856]

@@precisionriflereviews2029 oh ya that's good idea, and thanks for attention i appreciate that, but i can't ...👍🙏

[@DMHal01]

I have the capped version with this reticle (TR1) and the turret model with DR1 reticle. There just doesn’t exist a better all around 1-10x period. I’ve been spoiled by this company.

[@ALEXH386]

Which reticle would you recommend for the average user Dr1 or the one with ballistic / wind holds ?

[@DMHal01]

@@ALEXH386 I sold the DR1 because of the lack of wind holds. I bought the TR1 tree-type with capped turrets because naturally what I found was I was losing time dialing for wind when i could just hold. For hunting purposes and for competitive on the move shooting it just makes more sense.

[@stevensnipes1404]

I’ve been wanting a short compact 1-10X for my FM15 223/556 and I Really liked this one until I saw the price…🤯. No offense but this is WWEEEELLLLLLLL above my price range!

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

No offence at all. Thanks for taking a look all the same.

[@jlillieify]

I nearly spit my coffee out when i saw the price. well, on the bright side , Vortex and Primary arms scopes are looking waaay more affordable :) 🙂

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

@@jlillieify I guess the age old quality is not cheap and cheap is not quality rings true again. However it is good we have a range of Options on the market.

[@imkumlongchari2423]

Wats the price in rupees

[@t3h8ar0n]

Dual focal plane scopes are way more expensive/complex to manufacture. There are very few on LPVO's like this, and others that offer dual focal plane (say, the Schmidt & Bender) have lower magnification range (1-8) and cost way more ($5K+). Relative to the competition for this type of scope, March is actually a good deal.

[@38north15]

I live in the state of Maryland in the USA. Can you show me a scope?

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

I would love to sir but I am located in Australia However if you go to Marchscopes.com you can look up a dealer in your area.

[@DavidSauceda-ns2cu]

Whats the price us??

[@oceanfloats6988]

Hello mate I’m trying to reach Terri for making the check and butt adjustable bases for Sako trg 42, do you have other contact details as the email just bounces back

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

No sorry mate you could try the face book Sako Trg group tho

[@bjrnandreasbakke8226]

How is the image sharpness at 10x Do you find any chromatic aberration.

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

No nothing that I have noticed at all at 10 power the image is as clear as it is at 1 power and almost appears brighter than real life.

[@outboardprsnlstndup]

Already want this scope. This review didn’t help me keep my wallet safe from this scope

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

LOL funniest comment ever,, we are a dealer if by chance your wallet gives you a hall pass

[@andrewclaxton6446]

Nice review 👍 Do you export scopes?

[@precisionriflereviews2029]

It’s very difficult to export from country to country However I’m sure there would be a authorised dealer in your area feel free to contact me with your location and I can help you.

[@altairibnlaahad9348]

$2612.50 at Optics Planet.

[@nickwinters3657]

How much

[@tsafa]

There's no point in these Scopes being First Focal Plane because you can not see the measurements in the reticle until you get past 8 magnification anyway. First focal plane makes a lot more sense if you have a 5 to 25 in which case you might be working at 15 magnification at 300 yards because 25 would bring you in too close to see where your bullets are impacting.

[@DMHal01]

Not true…between 6-10x it’s very usable.

[@tsafa]

You are not going to use the bullet drop, wind and Mill information in the reticle until you're well past 200 yards. In that case you'll go all the way up to 10x. FFP makes sense on a scope that goes all the way up to 25x because if you're shooting 300 hundred yards you're going to want a dial back to maybe a 14x so you can see where the Bullets are impacting if you're missing. Even at 500 yards you might dial it back so you're not maxed out and you can see where the bullets are going. If you only have 10x you're going to max out even at 100 yards because you still have a wide enough field of view to see where the bullets are going. Only time I use 3x is to find my target or if I'm tracking a Target but I'm not using the information in the reticle to measure.

[@DMHal01]

@@tsafa I use the information in the reticle for ranging and for precision work on a course that has extended ranges. Between 6-10x (for the reasons you mentioned above related to FOV) It depends on how you shoot. If you’re shooting a dynamic 3g course you will definitely use a 1-10x FFP since typical ranges are from 15y to 400y. NO ONE uses a 5-25 in 3G. So I’m not sure what your point is…maybe for your intended purposes. If you’re talking PRS then yes that’s where the 5-25’s dominate. I also use mine on a DMR setup for patrol, and with that comes the training to utilize that particular piece of equipment. Also this isn’t a FFP scope entirely…it’s a Dual Focal.

[@prone_wolf8871]

Well isn't that why it's dual focal plane....? For the exact reasons you mention?....confused hahaha

[@tsafa]

@@DMHal01 I only use the bullet drop, milgrid and auto-ranging features when I'm in 8x and past 200 yards. Inside of 100 yards I might go to a 3X, but I'm not using any of measuring instruments because all I do is put the aiming point on the target. The only time I have found FFP usualful is if I'm trying to zero in at 25 or 50 yards and my turrents have Mils. Then I'll Zoom to 3x and measure the mill adjustments and apply that measurement to the turrent. It's a nice convenience.