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Mar 15, 2019
1+ years late to the market but fits my 50mm Athlon Talos scope well.
I purchased an Athlon Talos 6-24x50 when they first hit the market. I had 2 complaints: #1) Short 3.0 in Eye Relief and #2) No 50mm sunshade was developed for it by Athlon and no one at the company knew if either their sunshades for other scope lines or a competitor's sunshade would work for my scope. I purchased several 50mm sunshades on Ebay and none of them worked. When a sunshade was released by Athlon for my Talos, I found them to be overpriced. Sunshades should either be included with each rifle scope. If not included, sunshades should be $20 or less ($10 or is ideal). The sunshade I received is well made, aesthetically pleasing and more importantly - fits my scope. The price is why I only give it 4-Stars.
Sep 25, 2018
Good sturdy rings with Warne styled flat bases and flat tops for a low price.
The bottom halves of the rings themselves do not provide a means for leveling one's rifle (picatinny rail levels were needed in my case), prior to laying the scope inside the bottom halves. Similar to my Warne rings, these rings have a flat base that limit movement inside of desired picatinny slots. I used Warne's torque specs (65 in-lbs cross bolts to action mounts; 25 in-lbs top sandwich scope between top halves and bottom halves) without any issue to my scope's finish during a trail fit because NC-Star/VISM did not include any torque specs. After final installation of the scope and additional scope bubble level, I removed the mounted scope by the cross bolts and reinstall it. I lined the reticle up with my plumb bob and my bubble levels were centered at the top of these rings. The other bubble levels were also centered (elevation turret magnetic level, picatinny rail levels, and scope bubble level. I have yet to have taken the rifle to the range to see how it holds up to recoil of .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor but I have confidence that it will hold up. I have since ordered a 2nd set to replace some Leupold Rifleman Side installing rings (which will go on a hunting setup) and a 1.5 inch high set for a Ruger 10/22. These rings pair well with the Aim Sport Alpha 6, HD glass, 30mm scope line which I am also impressed with for the price.
Jul 28, 2017
Great Rugged Reliable Bargain! Best overall sub $300, non-illuminated, high magnification scope (above 20x).
3 of 3 found this helpful It has great eye relief, field of view and nice clarity throughout the 6-24 magnification range. The turrets are crisp, tactile and audible. It's has a 30mm tube and includes a sunshade. It's the best overall, non-illuminated, 20x+ magnification scope under $300 I've yet to have seen. This is my 3rd in this model. I liked the first two much I took a chance purchasing this one used. It will replace my Primary Arms 4-16x44 SFP which struggle in indoor range lighting. My other two Bushnell Trophy Xtreme 6-24x50mm are reliable in indoor and outdoor lighting.