Still waiting on the bipod and the proper stock. That's an old AR15 stock I had laying around. Good enough to give it a run. 😉 🇺🇸

Ok, this is taking forever for me to get free from work.. So I thought I would chime in with a picture. I'm trying guys...I will get there eventually

It's a great scope as far as I can tell but I got rained out at the range and I have to get back out there to really give it a good chance to prove itself. I got put on hold for work but I really have to get back there soon.

Ok, I've been ready to sight this in for a week and it has been raining every single day..I may have to go to a 75' indoor range to get it close for now. Nobody likes this muzzle break in an indoor range though...or just wait till it dries up. Its a mud hole now...

Ok, I found some humor so I thought I would share. The battery package says "Please read WARNING on the back before use" so... Here's the back. Yeah...can somebody read that chicken scratch to me? LOL 🙈🇺🇸

This really is a lot of scope for $400 bucks. You guys are not going to be disapointed. Hang in there. I'll post a range report on Friday or Saturday. Weather permitting. A few weeks later after I have some time behind it I'll get a YouTube video put together and post the link on this thread. It's first stop will be on my Creedmore.

Here's a helpful hint. Adjust your diopter first before you put your flip up lens cap on. Once you have the cap on the rubber covers the adjustment. So you might want to wait to put the lens cover over the ocular lens until after your first day at the range. That's something you should only need to adjust once to your eye anyway so no big deal.

Even the battery cover screws on and off with the feel of a high end scope. The first thing I noticed though is the very crisp clicks on the elevation and windage knobs. And I swear they feel better then my NightForce. One thing missing for me is the 1/10 mil adjustments. But $400 bucks..come on. This is fantastic. I'm pretty sure I can manage without that for $400 bucks! 😉

The only thing I didn't get was the gift card that was being talked about but I'm not complaining. 😀 And that's the unboxing. Now lets take a good look at the scope! It really is a high end build.

Objective and ocular covers for those who like it the other way.

And yes of course a pair.

Bonus! For the inconvenient wait they have included flip up lens covers! Free! So suck it up all you sour pusses they not only did the right thing, it sure doesn't look like these were made in China either. Very high quality lens covers. Soft pliable rubber boots with a hard plastic flip up lens cover. I absolutely love them. With a worldwide lifetime warrenty. So if it ever stretches out or breaks a hinge ect... Seriously these are really really nice.

In the white slightly squished box is a lens cleaning cloth and a 5/64" allen wrench. The square envelope on the right is the container for the lens wipe.

The wrench is provided but only to snug it slightly. I won't be using that and guessing at the torque and you shouldn't either. Just sayin'..not that you would but I have a son and he might. LOL

A little confusion right here do you see it? 3 inch pounds probably wouldn't make a difference to be honest but Arken made a special effort to put that max tourque band around the scope so I'm going with the 15 inch pounds.

Oh freeking beautiful. Is it not?

The scope mount. Don't forget 15 inch pounds. NOT foot pounds.

The precision pack! Sweet....