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Hi we have 15 on order and are expected to get these back in stock around 10/20. https://www.opticsplanet.com/rcbs-pro-melt-2-120vac-us-cn.html

http://www.scout.com/military/snipers-hide/story/1632039-pre-shot-vortex-razor-amg#.VpZ_xCdR924.facebook Mark H.

https://www.facebook.com/vortexoptics/videos/10153788998900758/ Let the games begin. Mark H.

Dang, too late, but I like the DNZ Freedom Reaper Series mounts: http://www.opticsplanet.com/s/freedom-reaper I have three Weaver V3 1-3x20 scopes, the first I bought before the 1-4x and 1-6x craze, it spent a couple of years on one of the ARs...

I know stuff. I'm forbidden from discussing it, but it is unique in the industry. I'd hint at it, but I have a mortgage and a car payment and pets that like to eat. Mark H.

> BDC only works on a particular bullet / brass / powder combination. mugsie, have you had a chance to play with the Nikon SpotOn software? http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html#:4 Mark H.

2-7x or a 2.5-10x. I have a Vortex Viper PST 2.5-10x32 FFP MOA, going on two years now, the 10x is more than I need, but I'd rather have it and not need it, than... Mark H.

I'm a fan of the DNZ Freedom Reaper line, I have three on ARs, and three on on other rifles. 30mm: 1" http://www.opticsplanet.com/dnz-products-freedom-reaper-5-66-picatinny-rail-1in-mount.html The 30mm version has three lugs. Optic by Vortex, mount by DNZ, balding fat guy by my...

I have the Bushnell you describe, on a Ruger Charger. http://www.opticsplanet.com/bushnell-ar-optics-2-7x32-rimfire-riflescope-w-bdc-reticle-matte-black.html Mighty pleased with it - the other scope I was considering at the time of purchase was the Nikon P-Rimfire with the BDC reticle...

Hookeye, your priorities are goofy... Drink Guinness, stop eating, save the food budget and buy Vortex. A man simply MUST have his beer. :o Mark H.

With that budget, Nikon P-300 http://www.opticsplanet.com/nikon-p-300-blk-blackout-2-7x32-supersub-reticle.html And the SpotOn software: http://spoton.nikonsportoptics.com/spoton/spoton.html#:4 Mark H.

A red dot and a 3x magnifier would give you what you want and be lightweight, as an alternative option. I think the illumination and high quality glass are going to conflict with the lightweight requirement for most of your options. -Matt S.

Agreed - MeoStar R2 1-6x24 RD or the ZD 1-4x22 RD if you're wanting "no magnification and use it similar to a red dot for fast target acquisition" Mark H.

Dang, you lucky folks with two functioning eyes... binoculars are wasted on me and my one eye. If you're looking for compact (and weight savings for your bag) and are willing to use an 8x instead of a 10, I've had very good luck with my Solo R/T monocular...

I'd put up another vote for the Photon in your price range. While it won't be better than Gen 2 or above, the digital night vision image you get with it will be better than most Gen 1 night vision. Michael C.

Sacrifice a little off the objective and go with a Vortex Viper 3-9x40. Best with staying in your price range, IMO. Michael C.

Sherman, set the wayback machine for the early 80's... I had an Armson OEG (Occluded Eye Gunsight) back in the day. it had a fiber optic and a tritium ampule, and was intended for use exactly as you describe. It worked well for me, but some of my shooting buddies just could not deal with it -...

Here's a video from Leupold that might help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GAWx0V2Z_c&list=UUCHuLoIdLOU_imax20dVGcQ&index=10&feature=plcp The front ring is designed as a pivot point, while the rear can be moved to the left and right. Mark H.

I did it, just to say I did it once and I am pretty interested in grabbing a CMP gun, so it was worth it for me -Matt S.

I prefer at least 3 for any gun I own My ideal number is 5 if i can have a variety of capacity. It is amazing how much more productive a range trip can be if you show up with all your mags loaded and ready to go. That's for pistols anyways -Matt S.