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blu46and2 wrote:Check out US optics, Burris Optics, Nightforce Optics, Ior Valdada, and there are plenty others that are making 1-4+ optics out there. For the price I don't think you can beat the Millett DMS.

I like the look and value of the Millett DMS. Thank you for the suggestion.

I can not make it to this match, but now that is on my radar for sure. I had an interest in joining the impact zone shooting club, but never did make the time to get the ball rolling. I have just been too busy and this weekend is no exception. I will try and make it to one of the WHIDPA meets this month though. I hope to see some friendly faces and fun loving people. Thanks for the invite will see ya'll soon enough.

The match sounds like a good place to check out what everyone is running. Where is the match held and is there any fee to observe. 3 gun is the next direction I was wanting to go with this rifle. You are right up my alley.

I have a new RRA LAR-8 that is a flat top receiver and I NEED optics for it. I am looking at taking shots from 100-400yrds and I am looking into a Trijicon Accupoint 1-4x30 scope. There are several other scopes that would fit the bill like the Meopta Meostar R1 RD 1-4x22, Leupold Mark 4 CQ/T 1-3x14mm, Nikko Stirling 1-4x24 just to name a few. I am looking for something that does not take batteries and under the $1000 dollar mark for sure. I know the leupold is knocking on that door and I think that is my least favorite out of my options. If any of you have a suggestions on other optic brand or models please let me know. I have spent some time behind another Accupoint 3-9x40 and I like it a lot. The picture is so clear and the dot is easy to see in any light and its illuminated without batteries!. I do not have much experience with other scopes other than a little bolt .22 my Dad has. Suggestions and opinion are all welcome I will say I do not want a huge honkin sniper scope with tons of magnification, I like the 1-4x or 1-6x maybe at the most.