Almost two years ago we did an optical test of riflescopes and we thought it is time to repeat this test. And so we took several different scopes of ours and our friends (that is, our own pieces, nothing was on loan from a manufacturer or importer) and got down to business. Last time we did it at an indoor range under artificial lights and this time we were outside on a beautiful sunny summer day. But we discovered that this was not enough, so we again had an indoor shooting range with artificial lighting, which simulates bad light conditions. And while we were at it, we also evaluated the user comfort when using the scopes - because some of them surprised us with how difficult they were to work with. And finally, we also did a tracking test... So it's a fairly comprehensive evaluation, including long-term experience from the user's point of view.

However I must admit that this is a subjective evaluation after all. But based on the experience of shooters with years of practice.

In this test we wanted to test optics suitable for tactical shooting, Dynamic Precision Shooting, or even for hunting at longer distances.

We had the scopes removed from the guns - only with the mounts or rings (except for one new piece that hadn't been mounted yet). Two were new all others are used. And with those we can also evaluate their durability, reliability and long-term experience, both from an optical point of view and from a user point of view.

Vector Continental 5-30x56 SCFF-41

And now in more detail about the individual riflescopes tested:

·Optically it surprised us all in a positive way. Although it is a Chinese rifle scope, it is optically good, especially in good light. It's not so great in the dark, but considering the price, it's optically just excellent.

·The dials are locking, it has a Zero Stop (which can be set as desired) and also a turn indicator. There is simply nothing to complain about. The dials have a clear and distinct movement and the marks fit properly.

·Both tracking and reticle are 101 / 100. That's still within a reasonable tolerance. To be sure I also tested the tracking with the 4-24x56 model and it was also within tolerance and optically it was similar.

·Overall I was very surprised by this scope and I definitely do not regret buying it. I don't have long term gun experience with it yet, but I can't wait to work with it. We were all very interested in this riflescope - mainly because of what it offers for its price.

Reticle VEC-MBR is very good for DPS and tactics. The inner crosshair with a center dot is ideal for fine aiming and is also illuminated (the rest of the reticle is not) which is convenient for hunting. Overall, it's fairly fine and non-distracting, and is better suited for magnification above 10x.

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[ ps: This is one of the Riflescopes test 2022 from shooting team 8 blog. ]