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Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 1:49 am
by Thom
Does anyone have experience with the Primary Arms 1-6 SFB with ACSS 300 BO rifle scope listed on amazon for less than $300?

Re: Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 9:11 am
by cwlongshot
There is a few videos on uTube with this model.

I have a MONSTRUM in same scope. I like it allot.

(Shh I have it on a 223. :) )

CW

Re: Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 12:40 pm
by golfindia
Never been a fan of caliber-specific reticles. The hash marks never are 100% usable, and I don't like the extra clutter....

However, I got one of the 556 ACSS scopes when PA had some blem units available for $179. I never could find a visible "blem" on the one I got. I put it on a 6.8. I figured out dope for the lines and it works just fine.

The eye relief is not great at 6x. And 1X magnification is really like 0.9x. Weird, but things look SMALLER when the thing is turned all the way down and makes your eyes get buggy if they are both open. Don't turn it all the way to the end and it's ok (maybe this is the "blem"?).

The scope is pretty light for a cheap scope, and the reticle lines are nice and sharp.

Re: Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2019 2:27 pm
by Dolomite_Supafly
I also have the 5.56 ACSS 1-6 and love it. I have NEVER been a fan of BDC reticles but these work well. Their magnification is about perfect for a battle rifle and the expected ranges.

If I were going to spend the money again I would get the FFP version called the Raptor. It is a faster reticle that works at all magnification ranges.

Re: Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2019 11:52 pm
by Thom
Thanks for the advice. As a newbe to rifles, I appreciate the help.
Thom

Re: Primary Arms scope help.

Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2019 9:51 am
by Flatliner
I have two and love them, they are my go-to AR scope. I have used numerous other scopes. The ACSS reticle, while not bullseye shooting exact, works really well for its intended purpose across a pretty wide variety of ammo. I find the overall quality (especially light gathering and clarity) to be a little better than Vortex but not a Leopold by any stretch. That is pretty subjective though.