Deer Hunter
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Well, I ordered a pair of POSP scopes from Kalinka Optics a month or so back. They arrived a few days later at my house. However, I'm in a dorm right now so I had to wait for a while until I got to play with them.
Well one weekend I go down and take both of them out. The night I got back, after greeting the parents and my grandmother, I played with the scopes and put them on two of my rifles: My .223 Saiga and my DSArms STG58 FAL. The FAL scope was a replacement for a NcStar scope I had on it. Before anyone says anything bad about NcStar, that scope is really really nice and I still have it. However, the only bad part is the eye relief is around .9 inches. I do not kid. Needless to say, I needed something better and I found it fitting that my FAL should have a military scope.
Both scopes have the Siminov reticle, which I really enjoy. Once I got them zeroed, I was hitting the 200 yard gong with authority. These scopes are just wonderful. And for $120 for the Saiga scope and $170 for the FAL scope, I'm not complaining!
The Saiga is a fixed-mag 4x24mm side-mounted scope that allows me to use the irons as well, and the FAL's is a variable 2.5-5x24mm. Both are illuminated.
The Saiga's scope
http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/detail.aspx?ID=566
And the Saiga.
The FAL Scope
http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/detail.aspx?ID=532
The FAL
Those pictures look grainy, damn. I should have got better lighting.
Well one weekend I go down and take both of them out. The night I got back, after greeting the parents and my grandmother, I played with the scopes and put them on two of my rifles: My .223 Saiga and my DSArms STG58 FAL. The FAL scope was a replacement for a NcStar scope I had on it. Before anyone says anything bad about NcStar, that scope is really really nice and I still have it. However, the only bad part is the eye relief is around .9 inches. I do not kid. Needless to say, I needed something better and I found it fitting that my FAL should have a military scope.
Both scopes have the Siminov reticle, which I really enjoy. Once I got them zeroed, I was hitting the 200 yard gong with authority. These scopes are just wonderful. And for $120 for the Saiga scope and $170 for the FAL scope, I'm not complaining!
The Saiga is a fixed-mag 4x24mm side-mounted scope that allows me to use the irons as well, and the FAL's is a variable 2.5-5x24mm. Both are illuminated.
The Saiga's scope
http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/detail.aspx?ID=566
And the Saiga.
The FAL Scope
http://www.kalinkaoptics.com/detail.aspx?ID=532
The FAL
Those pictures look grainy, damn. I should have got better lighting.