Never heard of them until someone mentioned their price. Anyone here has one or had a chance to use it? What makes them so expensive?
>>30480323
They are one of the best long range optics manuf. on the market. Optical quality, mechanical consistency, etc. If I remember correctly they are issued with the SOCOM bolt guns and the USMC M40A5.
>>30480788
And accuracy international rifles in most western countries.
>>30480323
Theyre extremely high quality. But keep in mind youre kind of splitting hairs past the $1500 mark for rifle scopes.
Just get a Tasco
>>30480811
Don't do this.
>>30481373
I would hope it was an obvious joke.
>>30480811
Or if you can afford it, a FireWolf.
They're expensive because they're quality.
Unfortunately, at that price, I'm better served with a NF Beast or a Vortex Razor AMG.
The PM-II is quickly becoming outdated in the glass game.
>>30480323
Extremely high quality stuff.
One of the very few manufacturers that still make their own lenses in Europe.
Almost all other manufacturers buy lenses from China, Including ALL reasonably priced American manufacturers like Leupold and Vortex.
>>30481580
Pretty sure the high end Vortex scopes are using Japanese glass. Premier I think is using Japanese too. Supposedly Nightforce uses German glass but they grind and coat in Japan. Steiner, Kahles, Valdada, and Zeiss/Hensoldt use German glass.
>>30481580
Vortex, Nikon, Leupold, and Bushnell source some glass from Japan, fucking GIT.
>>30481421
Hot air and BS.
>>30482181
PMII is undoubtedly one of the best scopes out there but the NF comes very close at a significantly better price.
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I have the PMII 3x20 and its friggin sweet. Don't know if its worth the money I paid, but its a nice little toy. MSR reticle. Adjustable locking turrets. Clear glass. Solid construction. Only downside is it weighs a ton.
