In the video you say that you were a Hawke Scope kinda guy, most rifle reviews i've seen lately feature Vector Continentals, have you been fully converted? I've got a Hawke Airmax at the mo, just ordered a new Brocock and a Veyron 6-24x44 IR to go with it, so just wondered which side of the line you now sit on!
Honestly, I have learned more this last few days since finding this channel than any other channel, in any other area in a long, long time. Thank you again Andy and team!
I've got the Vector Taurus 3-18x50mm. It's the best scope I've ever owned in 45 years of shooting! I've had various Hawke scopes, MTC scopes and even the Bushnell Legend which I thought was the best scope optics wise before I purchased this Vector scope. Hats off to Vector for such quality at such a reasonable price and thanks to Andy for bringing them to my attention!
I agree , I used Bushnell elites mostly , having tried one of the vectors I have to say I was very impressed with the quality of the glass , and overall build quality.
I've recently bought myself the Veyron 6-24x44 to fit on my Walther Reign bullpup. Comparing side by side with a Hawke Vantage SF 6-24x44 on one of my other rifles, both at full magnification, I would have to say that the Hawke is just that bit sharper image. Still more than happy with the Veyron at it's price point and with all the additional features.
Love my Veyron scopes 4-16 x 44 FFP fitted to Springers HW97 and AA Pro Sport. The shorter length means that the loading port on both these rifles is not obstructed. Crystal clear and silky smooth to operate. Only 2 very minor moans 1) included mounts are Picatinny, would be nice to have the option of dovetail. 2) I need the diopter screwed a long way out for my eyes to focus the reticle which prevents the flip up cap fitting properly on the ocular end, an extra few milimeters of plastic in the mould would have fixed that problem.
I have the same problem with the focus protector when screwed right out apart from that silly thing I find them spot on first ffp love it stay safe mate
mine is the Vector Continental 5-30X 56. I sold my MTC Viper pro 5-30X 56 for this with no regrets at all. Keep safe Ya'll from Manila Philippines! ✌🏼😊
Grabbed a 6-24x44 Veyron because of your first video on them. Absolutely love it on my Gamo GX-40, planning to use it on a 222, 243 or 270 in the future.
Andy. Taking your advise, I now own two Vector Optics scopes. I totally agree with you. I love these scopes. Thanks for sharing. BTW, love watching your channel.
Good stuff, thanks Andy, a fan from Canada here. I have one of these, and yes, they do have great features. My only issue is the fact that, when the rear lens is adjusted out to clear up the reticle, as is needed for tired eyes like mine,,,then the lens cover / cap no longer stays on the scope.
I actually had to look at the calendar to make sure I didn't miss 2 days of my life since today is not Friday ^_^; I also suffered a strong deja-vu feeling while seeing this. I ended up pinching my arm just in case I wasn't awake.
Well I watched and enjoyed that the first time round and I just watched and enjoyed it again. 😀 oh and I now have a one of them on my walther reign and as you said Andy it is superb 👌.
Déjà vu? I bought the Veyron 6-24x44 FFP the last time I saw this video. Very nice scope. Going to put it on my Dreamline Compact as soon as it arrives.
Pretty nice gun for the money , I think. Seems very solid with decent mag, once you get it fitting into the breech a few time. Got mine in 22cal. Just a bit loud.
Yes, the Vector scopes are nice, but there really are some other pretty nice scopes which cost less and still have nice features. Examples like UTG and Monstrum are awfully nice for the money. Things one needs to consider is the type of gun and type of shooting. A Springer may need a rugged scope, but a CO2 surely doesn't. There is also no real advantage in a buying a costly scope that is better than the gun it is on. I think it would be useful to review some of these other scopes so your audience can determine the best match for these considerations.
First, I have to say, I love your reviews, informative and entertaining! I plan on buying a spring piston air rifle and am wondering, are the Veyron line of scopes rated for heavy springers? Keep the great stuff coming, nice work!
I have the 3-12x44 FFP good scope nice and compact for the bullpup and light enough to put on the BSA ultra I hoping to get for my dad soon as he is in need of a lighter set up to keep shooting comfortably. The only issue is with my eyes around 6x and lower the mil dashes get a bit thin for my eyes to pick up depending on light conditions. I have a couple of other Vector Optics scopes and really like the 10x44 marksman, although it does not get as much use now after picking up a second Optisan EVX 10x44 second had recently but it is still on a gun just not one of my gotos.
I bought the 4-16x44 for my lad a few months back to go on his ultra. Traded it in last week for the reason you mention....the reticle is too fine. Another problem was eye relief. Because its so short there's very little room for the mounts on the scope & we couldn't sit the scope far enough back on the scoperail. A reach-back mount would sort that problem but I don't know of any manufacturer that makes one for the 13mms bsa rails. But I will say that if you only shoot in good lighting conditions & it fits your rails then it is a really good quality scope.
Vector Victoptics 2-6x32 AOE SFP Compact Illum. Rangefinder Reticle Rifle Scope,,,saw your video explaining how decent these vector scopes are so I’ve bought this to put on my hw110,,, and I have a atn x sight 4K pro scope on my crown mk2,bought the vector with change from £50 so I’m buzzing thank you
I have had really good luck with sub $200 deals on vector optics products, one of these might find a way onto my new beeman 1358 bullpup. If only they had an IR option for dusk and dawn starling sniping.
@DR Dan The cross hair is quite fine but perfectly suitable when focused correctly and in good light. At dusk though I do miss an illuminated reticule but I think the latest version of this scope now has one as standard.
Enjoyable and informative as always. These are now my favorite scopes, vector. I am a target shooter, mainly Benchrest. The Sentinel X is sick good and was designed specifically for 25 meter competition, though I use it out to 100 yards. My new favorite is the Minotaur. It too is SFP but again, I’m shooting 100 yard targets. They are so exceptional that my good friend sold his Hawke for this one. That said it all.
I have the VectorTaurus 5-30x56 which i use for hunting waskerly wabbits/piddgies and squirrels on my permission. My compadres all use Elements but I prefer my Taurus anyday. I find it clear, an easy reticle to use compared to the Element which is far too busy. All at a price half as much as the Element. Whats not to love?
Bought two ove these 4x24x44 ffp one problem using focus full out ,,the protector won't go on needs to be looked at a longer fit will do the job ps u need to start putting comments on here mate scopes spot on tho
I wont to try Russian optic from Dragunov on my pcp and piston rifles I think my experiment will be interested if everything go to plan 😃 Nice video mate . I will try this vector scope i will try it on my 100 Julie pcp wen found it in my country
I just bought the 3-12x44 Veyron FFP and it is as good as Andy sez it is. What a beautifully clear scope with a terrific reticle! This SCOM Veyron was supplied with a set of rings as well, I opted for the picatinny rail style, solid with 4 bolt clamping ring as well, these are impressive I can assure you. This is the first Vector Optics rifle scope I have bought, and I certainly will be ordering another.
@@aboutthemetal8783 Are you in Canada? If not then the price I paid won't help you very much I guess, however I paid $255.CAD. money well spent , in my opinion.
Great review! these vector scopes seem to hit above their price point. i recently ordered the taurus 6-24 sfp. it will be used for prs that’s why i went for sfp because it’s the only one in the taurus line that has zero stop. can’t wait to try it out. i’ll be comparing it to my arken and riton scopes…. cheers
Quite tempted to buy 1 of the range when I buy my next rifle, will be the first FFP optic I'll have, Like you, I'm a big fan of Hawke Optics, which make up the majority of my optics, with the original MAP6 being my personal preference, I've also got a Nikko Sterling with generic mildot (all variable magnification) and a MTC Mamba 10x44. I do find myself preferring SF to AO though.
Just wanted to thank you Andy, I recently bought a Vector Veyron 6-24 x 44 scope after watching your video and I have to say it represents such great value. The quality is just amazing and its a great scope for my AA TX200HC. Is there a limit to how much you can love something?? Cheers Ray
Everytime I'm about to pull the trigger on one of these something else side tracks me,like either outta stock and or in my latest situation I found a gun on sale and luck was on my side as I found a 500plus display optic at a price and features and a great track record I just couldn't say no to a combo I got for 1000 dollars included accutac bipod lightly used but still bye my calculations everything new would have been over 2 thousand and for half that I got a new gun and lightly handled items as they were not used in the field before me.The point of the story is are they really as good as the hype
Hello Andy! Thanks for your videos which, in addition to being very informative, have that very British humor that I really appreciate. I'm fortunate enough to live in areas where there are no power or caliber limits and I'm wondering if these Vector Optics scopes are suitable for gas ram piston magnum rifles (45 joules), such as the Hatsan Mod 123QE .30 and Gamo G-Magnum 1250 .22, or if it's better to mount Hawke Airmax scopes on these types of rifles. So the question is, according to the British limitation of 12 ft/lb: do you primarily recommend these scopes because they would be in adequation for British no-FAC rifles? If not, it would indeed be more financially attractive to go with Vectors Optics, which already offers FFP scopes at half the price of the Hawke Airmax 30 WA FFP. But only if they can handle that powerful reverse recoil... You can say: "Why not a PCP air rifle?" Because I spend most of my time in the wilderness, away from any "civilization" and I need this type of stand-alone rifle, which excludes PCPs.
switch from cheap first scope to VO-marksman. the build is like twice as heavy to the cheap scope and glass quality is like upgrade from 720p-1080p TN panel to 4k IPS sharp.
Hey! I just got a reply from Vector Optics. They claim VEYRON is NOT suitable for spring airguns (esp. not magnum) and actually does not fit Diana's Bullseye (my research). They recommend Minotaur and Constantine series, which is sadly way over my amateur plinking budget. Hawke Airmax it is I guess.
Hawke scopes are nice but way over priced. Nice to have other scope companies step up and offer a nice scope that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for it.
Can you confirm the 4-16x44 focuses down to 10yds? Just looked on the website and it states "20 to infinite". I need something that focuses quite close for ratting...
I have said it before, but these scopes are exactly the same as the Discovery VT3 Compact series scopes, except for the turret and zoom rings, which are purely cosmetic differences. There is nothing bad in that, as my VT3 3x12x44 is excellent.
just watched this vid and thought exactly the same thing, i have a VT-3 4-16X44 ON MY HATSAN FLASHPUP and a VT-T 4.5-18X44 on my DREAMLINE TACT both are extremely clear to look through top to bottom, side to side and cost about the same, sun shades and flip up covers, cant go wrong with discovery.
Sorry 2yrs late but im going to get the Reximex Myth so naturally im keeping a eye out for a scope i shoot 12 bore side by side and 410 in the garden im not interested in getting my firearms ticket back but like the look of air rifles these days so any advice would be taken happily.
I am thinking about getting the 6-24x44 for my rimfire. I already have the 4-16x44 for my FX, but is the bigger one same quality as the smaller one ? How would it compare with Element Optics Helix for example ?
Love your channel. I have a weihrauch hw30s with a hawke 2x7x32 AO, would you recommend to upgrade for a vector 3x12x44 ffp ? Also i just got a gamo bone collector gen2 .22 21 fpe which scope would you recommend ? 4x16, 3x12 vector optics or 3x9x40 ao hawke ??
Andy, would this scope, or the Hugo models work for break barrel air-guns, or are they not suitable for break barrels. I consider to buy the Gamo Replay Magnum 10X, and based on u recommendation, I would buy the Hugo 6-24X50.
Andy I’m converting a Diana Bandit to a carbine rifle. I’m not sure what scope to put on it. I currently have a Burris 3X pistol scope on it and I’m not sure yet if I will leave the 9-10” barrel on it because of its superb accuracy at 30 yards and just want to put a stock on it but I did buy the stock and grip and longer barrel the is an option for the Chaser CO2 version. I have been thinking a fixed 4X32 would be more than enough but would still be honored greatly to hear you opinion sir. 4X32 or 3X9-32 mm? Thinking about a UTG Bug Buster 3-12X32 adjustable side parallax for 100$ USD considering this is a 179$ USD unregulated PCP Pistol which would extend my range to 50 yards maybe….685 FPS with a JSB Hades 15.89 grain pellet……It would mean a lot to have your opinion for this carbine conversion. I believe it will make a great truck gun. Yes…it is a FAC version being that I reside in Pennsylvania USA. Thank you for your time and another great video. Your one of my favorite airgun channels that I subscribe to. Thank you sir for what you provide for us. Always gets a thumbs up from me even before I watch because I know quality when I see your videos and reviews!
thanks for the review got the 4×16 44 dot ret very nice item inprsive for the money looked at lots of conpat and this is a win win for me & got a good deal from VA
Hello brother Andy ! I’m a huge admirer of your amazingly educational vlogs. You are extremely precise with the content and I sincerely thank you for helping all the viewers with such awesome content. I’m new to airguns and would love to get a Walther Rolex rm8 . I live in India and we don’t have many air gun options to choose from around here. So I guess I like the Walther for now as I can buy it from a local website . However, I can’t figure out any scope for it. Please help me and suggest me what I could possibly do about. Do I not deserve to shoot targets like you do and have fun. ☹️. Pardon me if I said anything inappropriate. Warm regards Manas
Relaunched due to accessibility and restriction issues when wanting to view...enjoy. Stay safe and shoot safe Andy.
In the video you say that you were a Hawke Scope kinda guy, most rifle reviews i've seen lately feature Vector Continentals, have you been fully converted? I've got a Hawke Airmax at the mo, just ordered a new Brocock and a Veyron 6-24x44 IR to go with it, so just wondered which side of the line you now sit on!
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By the way scopes are are spot one like you said keep the vids comming
Thanks for this video. I am considering getting this scope.
Honestly, I have learned more this last few days since finding this channel than any other channel, in any other area in a long, long time. Thank you again Andy and team!
I've got the Vector Taurus 3-18x50mm. It's the best scope I've ever owned in 45 years of shooting!
I've had various Hawke scopes, MTC scopes and even the Bushnell Legend which I thought was the best scope optics wise before I purchased this Vector scope.
Hats off to Vector for such quality at such a reasonable price and thanks to Andy for bringing them to my attention!
I agree , I used Bushnell elites mostly , having tried one of the vectors I have to say I was very impressed with the quality of the glass , and overall build quality.
I've had my vector veyron 6-24×44 IR FFP for a year and love it.👍
I've recently bought myself the Veyron 6-24x44 to fit on my Walther Reign bullpup. Comparing side by side with a Hawke Vantage SF 6-24x44 on one of my other rifles, both at full magnification, I would have to say that the Hawke is just that bit sharper image. Still more than happy with the Veyron at it's price point and with all the additional features.
Love my Veyron scopes 4-16 x 44 FFP fitted to Springers HW97 and AA Pro Sport. The shorter length means that the loading port on both these rifles is not obstructed. Crystal clear and silky smooth to operate. Only 2 very minor moans 1) included mounts are Picatinny, would be nice to have the option of dovetail. 2) I need the diopter screwed a long way out for my eyes to focus the reticle which prevents the flip up cap fitting properly on the ocular end, an extra few milimeters of plastic in the mould would have fixed that problem.
I have the same problem with the focus protector when screwed right out apart from that silly thing I find them spot on first ffp love it stay safe mate
How is it holding up on the springer buddy I’m thinking of getting one for my 99
mine is the Vector Continental 5-30X 56. I sold my MTC Viper pro 5-30X 56 for this with no regrets at all. Keep safe Ya'll from Manila Philippines! ✌🏼😊
ive had a few not bad ebay scopes / and amazon ... there ok when money is tight . later you can go up market .... cheers Simon
Grabbed a 6-24x44 Veyron because of your first video on them.
Absolutely love it on my Gamo GX-40, planning to use it on a 222, 243 or 270 in the future.
did the scope fit your Gamo without getting any extras to make it fit...I have the Fusion 10x and i had it fitted by the factory when I got it
I ordered the 4/16/44 what arrived was the 6/24/44 no extra cost ,love the scope fitted on top of my new HW110 laminate it’s one shot kills every time
Andy. Taking your advise, I now own two Vector Optics scopes. I totally agree with you. I love these scopes. Thanks for sharing. BTW, love watching your channel.
Got my Veyron today. Just one word required, ‘WOW’
I've got the 6x24x44 scope, brilliant, clear at 50 metre targets but my eyes ain't people at the club have commented how clear & compact it is.
sounds great , ive got a compact one to go on my fx dreamline lite . mines from another company . cheers
i have the same one but needed higher magnification for 50m rimfire so got a sentinel x 10-40 too.
That's the first time I've ever heard of the term first focal plane scope. Thank you for explaining it.
Good stuff, thanks Andy, a fan from Canada here. I have one of these, and yes, they do have great features. My only issue is the fact that, when the rear lens is adjusted out to clear up the reticle, as is needed for tired eyes like mine,,,then the lens cover / cap no longer stays on the scope.
Yeh I found the same too. They need to make the shroud on the lense cover a little bit longer 👍
Just picked up my tourex 6-24x50 ffp today from vector air wow nice glass
I got vector and vortex mixed up when I bought mine. Got the vortex, still happy.
I actually had to look at the calendar to make sure I didn't miss 2 days of my life since today is not Friday ^_^;
I also suffered a strong deja-vu feeling while seeing this.
I ended up pinching my arm just in case I wasn't awake.
Well I watched and enjoyed that the first time round and I just watched and enjoyed it again. 😀 oh and I now have a one of them on my walther reign and as you said Andy it is superb 👌.
Andy, very informative. After watching this I brought a Veyron 4-16x44 FFP and I am glad I did. Great scope
I really like the honeycomb sunshades, I have one on a hawke panorama
Great video Andy
Thanks Andrew just purchased myself the 4 16 ffp ir because of your recommendation. I'm sure I'm going to be VERY HAPPY 🇬🇧✌🏼🤩👍🏼
Thank you - so on your advise I went and got myself the 3-12x44 version for my CP2..
Our local range is 25m. All I can say is WOW
Déjà vu?
I bought the Veyron 6-24x44 FFP the last time I saw this video. Very nice scope. Going to put it on my Dreamline Compact as soon as it arrives.
I think i might get the 3x12x44 for a BRK Ranger. Seems like a good match up
Exactly what i have on mine!
Thanks for doing your show Andy. I always look forward to learning something.
Thanks for the advice!
Mounted the 3x12x44mm on my Beeman PCP underlever bullpup, nice compact scope .
Pretty nice gun for the money , I think. Seems very solid with decent mag, once you get it fitting into the breech a few time. Got mine in 22cal. Just a bit loud.
@@markmtbrider Installed a TKO moderator on mine 1/2x 20 unf threads . It helps.
Just ordered the small one, I've always been interested in a ffp, and have quality better than eBay. So why not just give it a go!!! 👍🏻
Received today, fitted today, yet to sight in... But it's bloody nice 😀
@@professionalidiots101:Hows it been going would you recommend?
@@Tunnelrat6666 definitely mate, it's really good. Great entry into ffp, and build quality is really nice also. Highly recommended 👍🏻
Great review and currently £185 on offer!
I have one 6x24. Very nice scope for this money
Yes, the Vector scopes are nice, but there really are some other pretty nice scopes which cost less and still have nice features. Examples like UTG and Monstrum are awfully nice for the money. Things one needs to consider is the type of gun and type of shooting. A Springer may need a rugged scope, but a CO2 surely doesn't. There is also no real advantage in a buying a costly scope that is better than the gun it is on. I think it would be useful to review some of these other scopes so your audience can determine the best match for these considerations.
Thank you Andy I really love your reviews.
I'm impressed with the size of the scope, I want to check them out after seeing this review.
First, I have to say, I love your reviews, informative and entertaining! I plan on buying a spring piston air rifle and am wondering, are the Veyron line of scopes rated for heavy springers? Keep the great stuff coming, nice work!
I have the 3-12x44 FFP good scope nice and compact for the bullpup and light enough to put on the BSA ultra I hoping to get for my dad soon as he is in need of a lighter set up to keep shooting comfortably. The only issue is with my eyes around 6x and lower the mil dashes get a bit thin for my eyes to pick up depending on light conditions. I have a couple of other Vector Optics scopes and really like the 10x44 marksman, although it does not get as much use now after picking up a second Optisan EVX 10x44 second had recently but it is still on a gun just not one of my gotos.
I bought the 4-16x44 for my lad a few months back to go on his ultra. Traded it in last week for the reason you mention....the reticle is too fine. Another problem was eye relief. Because its so short there's very little room for the mounts on the scope & we couldn't sit the scope far enough back on the scoperail. A reach-back mount would sort that problem but I don't know of any manufacturer that makes one for the 13mms bsa rails. But I will say that if you only shoot in good lighting conditions & it fits your rails then it is a really good quality scope.
Vector Victoptics 2-6x32 AOE SFP Compact Illum. Rangefinder Reticle Rifle Scope,,,saw your video explaining how decent these vector scopes are so I’ve bought this to put on my hw110,,, and I have a atn x sight 4K pro scope on my crown mk2,bought the vector with change from £50 so I’m buzzing thank you
i love your channel by the way. you seem like such an easy going guy who's full of useful information
I have had really good luck with sub $200 deals on vector optics products, one of these might find a way onto my new beeman 1358 bullpup. If only they had an IR option for dusk and dawn starling sniping.
I bought the 3 - 12 x 44 SFP and love it, a perfect match for my HW 100 BP in size and weight.
@DR Dan
The cross hair is quite fine but perfectly suitable when focused correctly and in good light. At dusk though I do miss an illuminated reticule but I think the latest version of this scope now has one as standard.
Never used a FFP scope.
Just got the optisan cp 3-12x32.
Get a good price? Those thing aren't inexpensive the last time i looked.
@@markmtbrider £299.99 but paid in 3 monthly installments with no interest.
Enjoyable and informative as always. These are now my favorite scopes, vector. I am a target shooter, mainly Benchrest. The Sentinel X is sick good and was designed specifically for 25 meter competition, though I use it out to 100 yards. My new favorite is the Minotaur. It too is SFP but again, I’m shooting 100 yard targets. They are so exceptional that my good friend sold his Hawke for this one. That said it all.
I have the VectorTaurus 5-30x56 which i use for hunting waskerly wabbits/piddgies and squirrels on my permission. My compadres all use Elements but I prefer my Taurus anyday. I find it clear, an easy reticle to use compared to the Element which is far too busy. All at a price half as much as the Element. Whats not to love?
Bought two ove these 4x24x44 ffp one problem using focus full out ,,the protector won't go on needs to be looked at a longer fit will do the job ps u need to start putting comments on here mate scopes spot on tho
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On this video are the zoom ranges from 4 to 16 as i heard the reticle gets really fine and hard to see on low magnification
It would be interesting to see the Veyron compared to the Hawke Airmax compact.
I’ve just ordered the sfp version for my hw100kt
I wont to try Russian optic from Dragunov on my pcp and piston rifles
I think my experiment will be interested if everything go to plan 😃
Nice video mate . I will try this vector scope i will try it on my 100 Julie pcp wen found it in my country
Thank you Andy... I'm not buying one of these...... I'm going to buy two of them...
Love your channel.
Great video Andy you always make my day with these great videos.
I just bought the 3-12x44 Veyron FFP and it is as good as Andy sez it is. What a beautifully clear scope with a terrific reticle!
This SCOM Veyron was supplied with a set of rings as well, I opted for the picatinny rail style, solid with 4 bolt clamping ring as well, these are impressive I can assure you.
This is the first Vector Optics rifle scope I have bought, and I certainly will be ordering another.
How much did it cost if you don't mind answering ?
@@aboutthemetal8783 Are you in Canada? If not then the price I paid won't help you very much I guess, however I paid $255.CAD. money well spent , in my opinion.
Great review! these vector scopes seem to hit above their price point. i recently ordered the taurus 6-24 sfp. it will be used for prs that’s why i went for sfp because it’s the only one in the taurus line that has zero stop. can’t wait to try it out. i’ll be comparing it to my arken and riton scopes…. cheers
Thank you for this review.
As a;ways very informative and well presented.
Ooh this video is great! bought one of these bad boys and their are great!
Thanks Andy going to use it on my hunting rifle 9.3x62 will let you know how it goes and recommend
Quite tempted to buy 1 of the range when I buy my next rifle, will be the first FFP optic I'll have,
Like you, I'm a big fan of Hawke Optics, which make up the majority of my optics, with the original MAP6 being my personal preference, I've also got a Nikko Sterling with generic mildot (all variable magnification) and a MTC Mamba 10x44. I do find myself preferring SF to AO though.
You’ve convinced me.
Great scope, just bought one.
I have had several scopes that had destroyed the scopes on my springer. Just because they can’t take the abuse of the shock of the air rifle.
I just order my veryon 6-24x44 hope it works well
Just wanted to thank you Andy, I recently bought a Vector Veyron 6-24 x 44 scope after watching your video and I have to say it represents such great value. The quality is just amazing and its a great scope for my AA TX200HC. Is there a limit to how much you can love something?? Cheers Ray
Cheers Andy Great Review 👍
These are great scopes you might as well get the 6x24 scope for £210 the 4x16 is £195 ha
Nice looking scopes, what's reticle choice if there are any
Own one and they are very good
Everytime I'm about to pull the trigger on one of these something else side tracks me,like either outta stock and or in my latest situation I found a gun on sale and luck was on my side as I found a 500plus display optic at a price and features and a great track record I just couldn't say no to a combo I got for 1000 dollars included accutac bipod lightly used but still bye my calculations everything new would have been over 2 thousand and for half that I got a new gun and lightly handled items as they were not used in the field before me.The point of the story is are they really as good as the hype
Is this suitable for magnum springers (with Diana's ZR mount)? Thanks.
Great info.
Hello Andy!
Thanks for your videos which, in addition to being very informative, have that very British humor that I really appreciate.
I'm fortunate enough to live in areas where there are no power or caliber limits and I'm wondering if these Vector Optics scopes are suitable for gas ram piston magnum rifles (45 joules), such as the Hatsan Mod 123QE .30 and Gamo G-Magnum 1250 .22, or if it's better to mount Hawke Airmax scopes on these types of rifles.
So the question is, according to the British limitation of 12 ft/lb: do you primarily recommend these scopes because they would be in adequation for British no-FAC rifles?
If not, it would indeed be more financially attractive to go with Vectors Optics, which already offers FFP scopes at half the price of the Hawke Airmax 30 WA FFP.
But only if they can handle that powerful reverse recoil...
You can say: "Why not a PCP air rifle?"
Because I spend most of my time in the wilderness, away from any "civilization" and I need this type of stand-alone rifle, which excludes PCPs.
But it looks different on there website and doesn’t come with mounts
Great review as always Andy, bit early mind, 10 days to wait for your next outing now😭 lol
Andy, is it worth you looking at Westhunter scopes as well? They look remarkably like the scopes you have just reviewed.
That's my birthday present sorted then.😁
switch from cheap first scope to VO-marksman. the build is like twice as heavy to the cheap scope and glass quality is like upgrade from 720p-1080p TN panel to 4k IPS sharp.
Unless I'm mistaken they don't make one for handguns. Do you have a review on handgun scopes?
Now that 2 years have passed, can you tell if those really are durable? I love to click distances and appreciate a scope that holds those clicks.
I mean great video after all
Good job next week isn't on Thursday! 🤣
I THINK ILL PUT ONE N MY HATSAN HARPOON .
Got myself the Marksman 6-24x50 ffp, believe it's better quality and brighter than the shorter Veyron. Can anyone compare?
Hey! I just got a reply from Vector Optics. They claim VEYRON is NOT suitable for spring airguns (esp. not magnum) and actually does not fit Diana's Bullseye (my research). They recommend Minotaur and Constantine series, which is sadly way over my amateur plinking budget. Hawke Airmax it is I guess.
I know this is 2 years old, but I just had a reply from them saying that they're absolutely suitable for any spring gun.
@@guitarkidification They don't know what they are talking about (or what 25-40 J springer does to them). Maybe if you are sub 17J.
I have a 3-12 x 44. Great scope but very poor reticule illumination, anyone else had the same issue.
Where Is Sytong Video ?
Great review as always, can anyone confirm that they work with night vision ie a pard or similar? Some lense coatings block ir light transmission.
Hawke scopes are nice but way over priced. Nice to have other scope companies step up and offer a nice scope that doesn't cost an arm and a leg for it.
Hi, As usual a great video! Could you do a update about these scopes after 2 years of use and may be compair to the new fixed power compact version ?
Can you confirm the 4-16x44 focuses down to 10yds? Just looked on the website and it states "20 to infinite". I need something that focuses quite close for ratting...
Hello! I own the 4-16 × 44 FFP and it focuses sharp down to ca. 8-9 meter. I bought them after Andy's first review 😊 Kind regards from Germany 🍻
enjoyed your vieo.
I have said it before, but these scopes are exactly the same as the Discovery VT3 Compact series scopes, except for the turret and zoom rings, which are purely cosmetic differences. There is nothing bad in that, as my VT3 3x12x44 is excellent.
just watched this vid and thought exactly the same thing, i have a VT-3 4-16X44 ON MY HATSAN FLASHPUP and a VT-T 4.5-18X44 on my DREAMLINE TACT both are extremely clear to look through top to bottom, side to side and cost about the same, sun shades and flip up covers, cant go wrong with discovery.
Sorry 2yrs late but im going to get the Reximex Myth so naturally im keeping a eye out for a scope i shoot 12 bore side by side and 410 in the garden im not interested in getting my firearms ticket back but like the look of air rifles these days so any advice would be taken happily.
I am thinking about getting the 6-24x44 for my rimfire. I already have the 4-16x44 for my FX, but is the bigger one same quality as the smaller one ? How would it compare with Element Optics Helix for example ?
Love your channel. I have a weihrauch hw30s with a hawke 2x7x32 AO, would you recommend to upgrade for a vector 3x12x44 ffp ? Also i just got a gamo bone collector gen2 .22 21 fpe which scope would you recommend ? 4x16, 3x12 vector optics or 3x9x40 ao hawke ??
Andy, would this scope, or the Hugo models work for break barrel air-guns, or are they not suitable for break barrels. I consider to buy the Gamo Replay Magnum 10X, and based on u recommendation, I would buy the Hugo 6-24X50.
Andy I’m converting a Diana Bandit to a carbine rifle. I’m not sure what scope to put on it. I currently have a Burris 3X pistol scope on it and I’m not sure yet if I will leave the 9-10” barrel on it because of its superb accuracy at 30 yards and just want to put a stock on it but I did buy the stock and grip and longer barrel the is an option for the Chaser CO2 version. I have been thinking a fixed 4X32 would be more than enough but would still be honored greatly to hear you opinion sir. 4X32 or 3X9-32 mm? Thinking about a UTG Bug Buster 3-12X32 adjustable side parallax for 100$ USD considering this is a 179$ USD unregulated PCP Pistol which would extend my range to 50 yards maybe….685 FPS with a JSB Hades 15.89 grain pellet……It would mean a lot to have your opinion for this carbine conversion. I believe it will make a great truck gun. Yes…it is a FAC version being that I reside in Pennsylvania USA. Thank you for your time and another great video. Your one of my favorite airgun channels that I subscribe to. Thank you sir for what you provide for us. Always gets a thumbs up from me even before I watch because I know quality when I see your videos and reviews!
Hi Andy, is this range suitable for .22 LR Rifles?
thanks for the review got the 4×16 44 dot ret very nice item inprsive for the money looked at lots of conpat and this is a win win for me & got a good deal from VA
Hello brother Andy ! I’m a huge admirer of your amazingly educational vlogs. You are extremely precise with the content and I sincerely thank you for helping all the viewers with such awesome content. I’m new to airguns and would love to get a Walther Rolex rm8 . I live in India and we don’t have many air gun options to choose from around here. So I guess I like the Walther for now as I can buy it from a local website . However, I can’t figure out any scope for it. Please help me and suggest me what I could possibly do about. Do I not deserve to shoot targets like you do and have fun. ☹️. Pardon me if I said anything inappropriate.
Warm regards
Manas
The walther rotex RM8 Is a beautiful rifle, great quality for money 👍🏻