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rjrivero · December 10, 2009, 10:21 PM

I've really been impressed with my brother's Millett DMS scope. It's a variable power 1-4 x 24. Illuminated Recticle. Though not a TRUE 1x on the low end, (No magnification scope is truly 1x) it points quickly with two eyes open, and a quick twist of the objective and you can effectively engage targets out to 300 yards without much difficulty.

If the batteries go down, you have the standard scope recticle which is still useable in daylight conditions.

Of course, unlike the true holographic sights, consistant cheek weld is a must for pinpoint accuracy, especially at range.

With the right mount, they'll co-witness in the bottom 1/3 of the field of view.

You can get them for as low as $219. Last summer they were about $200. The little scope works really well in the 3 gun events we shoot together.

December 10, 2009, 10:21 PM	#4
rjrivero Senior Member Join Date: November 17, 2008 Location: NW Ohio Posts: 1,399	What kind of ranges are you looking at shooting? I've really been impressed with my brother's Millett DMS scope. It's a variable power 1-4 x 24. Illuminated Recticle. Though not a TRUE 1x on the low end, (No magnification scope is truly 1x) it points quickly with two eyes open, and a quick twist of the objective and you can effectively engage targets out to 300 yards without much difficulty. If the batteries go down, you have the standard scope recticle which is still useable in daylight conditions. Of course, unlike the true holographic sights, consistant cheek weld is a must for pinpoint accuracy, especially at range. With the right mount, they'll co-witness in the bottom 1/3 of the field of view. You can get them for as low as $219. Last summer they were about $200. The little scope works really well in the 3 gun events we shoot together.