RR-CQLR-1X4IR

HI,

I saw this scope on another forum,but I have never seen or heard about this scope before,it cost around 1,200. I think Pride flower make it? can anyone here give me the skinny on this scope good,bad or ugly?

Dont know - where did you see it not sure what it is but the "CQLR" would likely mean close quarters long range the terms are opposites like saying short tall  fat skinny one size fits all it's BS optics vary greatly and are use specific. What do you need. What gun what distance what type of target.

HI,I tried to copy and post information on the scope,but I am awful with tect stuff anyway here is some information,I was just unaware of this scope and just wanted some information on it,Kev















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RR-CQLR-1X4IR
Rapid Reticle CQLR 1-4x


The New Rapid Reticle 1-4x24 Illuminated rifle scope is truly an innovative and functional "force multiplier" scope system. The scope is calibrated to be used with .223 Remington (5.56 NATO) and .308 Winchester (7.62 NATO). Once zeroed with the scope, shooting from zero to 600 yards becomes possible without having to use Kentucky windage or add clicks for elevation. The patented/trademarked reticle also allows for windage correction, up to 10 miles per hour. The reticle assists in determining the range by using the patented built in ranging circle and boxes. The illumination can be seen in low light conditions and on 1x magnification the sight becomes a reflex sight for CQB and close shots. During daylight the reticle can be easily seen from 1x to 4x for close to intermediate shots.

This scope was designed by PFI and manufactured at one of the best scope builders in the world; Light Optical of Japan. This scope has very little to no distortion within one power and while being used with both eyes open when shooting. The quality and performance of this scope system has been rated very high by military and police shooters who have field tested the PFI system, both on the range and in the ultimate testing bed; combat.

Built of aircraft aluminum
Tube diameter: 30MM
Power: 1-4x24
Eye Piece: Fast Focus
Reticle: Etched and in first focal plane - allows for accurate use of aiming throughout power range without change of zero at any magnification setting
Power: 2032 3V button battery
Illumination: Illuminated ballistic reticle
Eye Relief: 2.5”-4”
Positive ¼ M.O.A. windage and elevation clicks on the low profile target type knobs with reset to zero feature
Weight: 14oz

If you go to holsters.com and go to PFI scopes it will show everything,once again I just never heard about this scope and wanted to see if anyone here has one or knows about it and can say if is good or not,Kev

www.rapidreticle.com.


Also go here is goes through there whole line up any thoughts on this scope,Kev

You know  Kev the price range is really close to what it cost to get an IOR or a Nightforce both of which are going to be MUCH better.  To me the reticle seems to be excessively busy and I do not like that about it.   I picked up one of these Bushnell Trophy 1-4 illuminated to put on a mini 14 for coyotes - didnt want a real expensive scope on the rig but it has turned out to be quite a nice scope for almost nothing compared to the price of the ones you are looking at.

731424M		Bushnell 1-4x24 Trophy 30mm Rifle Scope Matte 4A w/ Illuminated Dot 30mm	SWFA:	$144.95

I think if I was going to buy a 1-4 for tactical applications I would definately buy the Trijicon because of the bindon aiming concept with the tritium and fiber optic illuminated triangle on post.  Not all illuminated optics will force the eye to track like these do and I had a new Accupoint in a couple of weeks ago and the glass on the new models is awesome.  There is a lot to be said for a scope that does not run on batteries as the batteries croak at the worst possible time and with these they are always on no need to remember to turn it on.  If you really want hold over marks for trajectory some of the ACOGs have them but are fixed power which actually makes for a sturdier scope than a variable.   With so many better options  Trijicon, Nightforce, USOptics, IOR all making a similar scope there is absolutely no way I would go to a Pride Fowler.

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