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Adding to this, just mounted another accupoint tonight.

I absolutely love the triangle post in the green color.

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That's a good deal on the Accupoints. Tijicon all day.

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Originally Posted by burbank
Adding to this, just mounted another accupoint tonight.

I absolutely love the triangle post in the green color.


I do like the triangle. That 1x6 for over $1,000, you know you are getting a tank for a scope, it is built rugged and can be run easily once you zero the very tip of it. The optics may leave a little to be desired compared to some others. Tijicon does make some quality optics in some of their other scopes.
Optics are subjective, I also know that too. At 300 yards, my eyes need optics and a small thin crosshair at the point, not a triangle or a dot. As I stated, others don't have to have the optics my eyes do. I can read close up without glasses, some of my friends can't.


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Originally Posted by Davyalabama
Originally Posted by burbank
Adding to this, just mounted another accupoint tonight.

I absolutely love the triangle post in the green color.


I do like the triangle. That 1x6 for over $1,000, you know you are getting a tank for a scope, it is built rugged and can be run easily once you zero the very tip of it. The optics may leave a little to be desired compared to some others. Tijicon does make some quality optics in some of their other scopes.
Optics are subjective, I also know that too. At 300 yards, my eyes need optics and a small thin crosshair at the point, not a triangle or a dot. As I stated, others don't have to have the optics my eyes do. I can read close up without glasses, some of my friends can't.

You dont have to get the triangle if you want just a center dot on the crosshairs. I have both and each has their place


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Leupold VX-5HD 3-15x44

I own 6 of them, all with Illuminated reticles.

I'll buy no other nowadays.


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Originally Posted by 300gr
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Adding to this, just mounted another accupoint tonight.

I absolutely love the triangle post in the green color.


I do like the triangle. That 1x6 for over $1,000, you know you are getting a tank for a scope, it is built rugged and can be run easily once you zero the very tip of it. The optics may leave a little to be desired compared to some others. Tijicon does make some quality optics in some of their other scopes.
Optics are subjective, I also know that too. At 300 yards, my eyes need optics and a small thin crosshair at the point, not a triangle or a dot. As I stated, others don't have to have the optics my eyes do. I can read close up without glasses, some of my friends can't.

You dont have to get the triangle if you want just a center dot on the crosshairs. I have both and each has their place


Marks had the 2.5-10x56 illuminated center dot on the counter NIB for 750ish this week if someone in the Ham is looking.

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Can’t find a bad thing about trijicon so leaning toward the 3x9x40 accupoint. Only thing that worries me is I see it has 1 inch tube and I was told I should buy a 30mm. Any advice on this?

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Unless you are dialing for very long shots, you won't notice a difference between 1" and 30 mm.

There is a difference at the high end of the scale, but for what you discussed initially, you would never notice the difference.

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1" tube will be fine for your application.



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Originally Posted by UncleHuck

Unless you are dialing for very long shots, you won't notice a difference between 1" and 30 mm.

There is a difference at the high end of the scale, but for what you discussed initially, you would never notice the difference.


You're talking a 3x9x40 for 100-300 yard shots in your post, 1" should be fine. It will also be less weight than a 30mm and you can get it lower on your gun, also a plus, yeah it's only a .15 or so of an inch but ...
If you were wanting 30mm, I would go on and step up to 50 or 56 to let the larger tube run.


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Originally Posted by Cutem
Can’t find a bad thing about trijicon so leaning toward the 3x9x40 accupoint. Only thing that worries me is I see it has 1 inch tube and I was told I should buy a 30mm. Any advice on this?


1 inch is fine. You won’t lose a thing for practical purposes.

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If you can stretch a couple hundred dollars, a Trijicon Accupoint is a fine optic. Also, Maven has a 10% off deal right now on a custom S5 scope. Very good scope that hangs in there with much more expensive glass.

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Not a very good hunting reticle on the VX-5.



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Originally Posted by 2Dogs


Not a very good hunting reticle on the VX-5.


Correct, wasn't looking at the reticles. I've seen VX5HDs with duplex reticles sub $1k in the past and assumed this was the same.


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Pretty good deal on a Zeiss in the classifieds right now.

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