Element Optics Theos, 6-36x56 FFP Mil, FULL REVIEW which is your favourite Optic?

[@davidheath2427]

Thank you Chris . Happy new year to you

[@juliandipeto9686]

very good review. I got the Theos and I'm delighted. I'm looking at the Nexus Gen2, there's a lot of difference in optical quality. greetings

[@richardphelan5402]

So are you saying the optical quality is better in the theos or the nexus gen2?

[@juliandipeto9686]

my translation is not good. I want to buy the nexus but I have doubts if it is worth it

[@georgedeedsnotwords2162]

I am considering an element scope for my next scope . I am planning on a elements range finder in the next months purchase . After watching his series on scopes and how they are made I will be buying one .

[@chrisparkin431]

@@georgedeedsnotwords2162 I need to get hold of one of the rangefinders, not had one yet

[@georgedeedsnotwords2162]

@chrisparkin431 a range finder with built in ballistic calculator that gives you a firing solution in screen , so all you have to do is dial ......how f-ing cool ! Just make sure your data input is correct or out put will be off . 👍👍👍

[@chrisparkin431]

@ i dont actually need one, I probably just ought to have a look at one after using many competing products which were a few years ahead. I still use my Leica HB's every day and Have a Leupold LRF with ballistics too. Night Pearl just sent some LRF binoculars as well and the trusty kestrels are never too far away

[@georgedeedsnotwords2162]

@chrisparkin431 there high end one has a range of 3500 yrds or meters . I can settle with the cheeper one with just over 1000 yrds/meters . Can't wait to hear what you think of them seeing how you have already used so many good ones .

[@chrisparkin431]

@ max range on any device is rarely realistic anyway as they don have a fine enough beam or aiming precision to actually engage a realistically challenging target so it's really just comparative between models. Most rangefinders work best on low light anyway thanks to lessening interference

[@jon1801]

Being totally honest? After ruining several "quality" optics over the past few decades ( I hammer all of my gear ) I was forced to turn to rimfire only due to the sheer cost of centrefire. Favourite optic of all time, a Sight Mark 22lr specific scope. It was £130 from Uttings four years ago. Come rain, fog or heatwave it stays bang on and is accurate out to 150 yards. Just re-zero if using supersonics, then back to subs. Ex infantry so "use" stuff, don't sit staring at it thinking "oh thats pretty" 😐

[@joeyzanne9063]

Please Chris any chance of doing a review on a Tangent Theta. I will never be able to afford one of these masterpieces, but dreams are free.

[@chrisparkin431]

@@joeyzanne9063 they never rely crop up in my world and scope reviews don't pay anyway, KZbin are restricting monetisation at the moment for some reason or another

[@greg-beech]

Nice review, but I’d be interested to know how it compares to the ATACR you reviewed a few weeks back?

[@James-lx5vk]

Atacr is in a different league. You will notice how little comparisons to other optics and comments on optical quality of the Element stuff there is on youtube.