Trijicon Tenmile 5-50x56 Extreme Long-Range 34mm Riflescope 3000016
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I bought this same model after watching your video! For my mid range f class rifle. I did a little more research prior to purchasing & I even went with the new one piece scope mount that you talked about in your video & will be replacing all of my scope mounts now! I love the scope! Very happy with it! My first Trijicon , I’ve always been a big NF user & just accepted the high price! My only con? Was my limited knowledge with Trijicon & the limited factory directions to overcome the windage stop limiting pin? I had to call Trijicon tech dept. a minor inconvenience to solve? A better user manual in the box with the scope would’ve solved this! In all this is a very very good scope as you stated for the price point!
Excellent review John ! Helps with my next scope choice !
Installed this scope on my Bergara HMR in 6.5 Creedmoor. Zero'd at my range on Friday and took it out into the desert on Saturday at sunrise to beat the central Arizona mountain winds. Shooting from a bipod at a 10" round steel plate at 500 yards. First shot hit followed by 9 more. Love the clarity and the wide field of view. Shot mostly at 15 power but did bring it up to 40 power. No shadowing whatsoever. This is going to be my starter F class set up.
Glad to hear you like it.
Bought my ten mile after seeing you mount yours. I went with the mrad (all other scopes are mrad) since it came in .05 clicks. If it wasn’t for that i would have had to take the jump to MOA. You are spot on about your review. It did take me a few minutes to find out why I couldn’t get more than 3 mil on the windage. Could have used that part a few weeks ago. Happy with the choice but am curious about the sightron. looking forward to that review. Thanks John
Been waiting on this 👍👍
I have the AccuPower 5-50x56.
It's a beast, clarity and brightness even at super close ranges. Not only does it look good long range but all amazing at 100 yards for benchrest.
The Accupower came with a long sunshade, other then that I think they are the same scope.
I had the TenMile Loved it it was bright on a gloomy day, very impressive glass, solid scope hope you win win win the new year👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you.
Not the kind of scope I will ever buy but I, for sure, can appreciate a good review! Well done sir, I'll watch many more of your stuff.
Thank you.
Love the scope I just like the dot in the center of the reticle
Nice scope. My other hobby is astronomy and there we use green laser pointers when we are showing people objects. The red lasers do not provide enough of a visible beam to really see. Our eyes have significantly more green receptors and the beam really pops out at night. I don't mess around with F-Class, but there are a few times I've really appreciated a lit reticle, since seeing the dot was nearly impossible. We were in a match at a covered range and we shot right through a very dark deluge. Without a lit reticle I would not have been able to see any part of my reticle inside the aiming black.
Thanks, great information.................................
I have the same scope! They are amazing. Definitely better than my Sightron S3. Apparently they are basically the same glass as the delta stryker with different turrets
Ha, well those others weren’t the only ones who bought one after your mount video, Trijicon needs to send you one for selling them. Lol. But yea, absolutely love mine, thanks for the review.
Yes, I can vouch for the up to 40-60km/h (25-37 MPH) winds here on the West Coast of South Africa! In the summer the wind is a challenge. Lots of fun though.
The wind here in ZA is always a challenge!
New Sub. Great content John.
Thank you.
I gotta say Trijicon makes some insanely great glass... I've looked through a bunch of them and honestly for the money it's a phenomenally good option. I know you mentioned you were getting that white hazy picture on one of your optics shooting early morning so I'm assuming yall were looking into the sun but I have some extremely nice optics that struggle with that same as mid tier optics. To date I haven't figured out how to get around that even sun shades really don't cut it. Cool optic and great video as always keepem coming brother!!!
Yeah the white haze can be seen looking into the sun with a number of scopes but for some reason the coatings on some seem to be worse at this that others (even when those coatings make them better glass under all other conditions). My Leupold MK5HD was amazing looking at angles into the sun as well compared to most.
@@FClassJohn the Leupold Mark5HD's are sweet I have 2 and you're 100% correct... I'm a big fan of most of Leupold's optics they just tend to always be a good bang for the buck. I've owned or still own a couple of Kahles, Nightforce, even Vortex, Sig, and Zeiss's optics that I really liked as well... I do a ton of hunting, shoot long rang for fun and tinker with some local competitions but I enjoy hunting and shooting long range the most there's just something about ringing steel at a 1000+ yards that's really satisfying... LOL Take care brother!!!
@@DanielBoone337 Thank you!
Guess I’m going to sell my Golden Eagles and pick up the Tenmile. Sounds like just what I need. Thanks for the review.
You’d think everyone else would jump on 40mm tube. Pretty much love my valdada G2
I’ve heard great things about Valdada as well but for some reasons they’re not as popular in f class. A few friends of mine have tried them (I don’t remember which ones) and liked them but ended up using them in the ELR rigs because they didn’t like them for f class but I have no idea why. I’ve gotten to look through a couple but never shot with them. If I get the chance I’ll definitely test one out.
Europtic has the 4.5-30X56 on sale for $995 in MRAD. Retail was $2600. Other sites have them for sale for $1800.
Wow that's a great deal if that power range works for you.
Hi John. Thank you for the review I always enjoy your content, it is practical and to the point. I have always enjoyed Trijicon I think they make great optics no surprise there. It was interesting to hear how many different scopes you have used throughout the years. I'm relatively new to the long range game so it is always helpful to hear from the pros. I wold love to do an F Class match but I haven't really found any out here in PA. That leaves me with long range precision steel matches as well as Ground Hog long range matches. I do Have a question however have you ever looked through or tried any Valdada IOR scopes? I now have 3 and I must say they are amazing I especially enjoy their 12-52X56 SFP 40mm tube with 1/8 MOA adjustments. as well as their 12-36x44 SFP 34mm tube also with 1/8 MOA adjustments. Just curious. Thank you.
Thank you. No I haven’t tried any of the Valdada scopes yet.
Aperture reducer, where do I find one for this scope? Love your videos!!
Thanks.
The problem with scopes is that we really can’t look through the options. So we guess, buy, and hope that we made a good decision.
Yep for sure. Even looking through them on the line through buddies guns just isn't same.
Very true @@FClassJohn, BUT at least you are seeing through it in real life lighting. I just bought paid a premium for a Swaro because of the consistency. There are cheaper options that can be good BUT if it isn’t what then? Fortunately it is excellent. I have 4 cheaper scopes that I don’t use, and that is never inexpensive.
That is why information like you provide is so valuable.
Thanks.
Thanks so much for the videos! Do you have a patreon type thing? Would you be interested in doing a video where you show the difference in magnification at say 1000yds? A comparison of 10x, 20, 30, 40, 50x would be so helpful for people like me that have no access to see the difference. I really like a lot of the 5-25 options out there, but id like to see how much better a target view is at say 40 and 50. Id definitely donate for such a video
Optical performance measurements for optics are calibrated in legitimate shops. Optical performance parameters like wavefront, transmission, circle of confusion, color corrections, etc., are not subjective, but are calibrated quantities. They seem to never report the measurements or never take them at all. Not sure why that is, but it opens the door for commercial marketing folks to muddy up the topics. Just wanted you to know optical performance is not subjective even if individual people have preferences that may not correlate with the numbers once the majority of the values are high enough and nothing else is way out of balance. What can be subjective, is the combination of lots of complicated design features that one user may prefer over another, especially when the trade offs might conflict. Things that increase performance and add weight, could cause one user to prefer one over the other, but the values are not subjective at all. Happy New Year!!!
Point well taken and sorry for the misuse of the term. Obviously you understood what I was trying to say but I also said it not understanding what you had pointed out. Thanks again and happy new year.
@@FClassJohn No worries John, you are carrying the weight, we just got your back and make sure nothing falls.... Happy New Year!!!!
I have 3 of their accupoints on hunting rifles love their glass
Tough to be Low glass.
Between this scope and the nightforce comp, which would you pick regardless of price? Do you think the extra 5x of magnification on the nightforce comp is a big bonus?
Great review! Any thoughts on March optics?
I've never actually used a March. Sorry
F-Class John, did you get this in FFP or SFP and what one is your preferred choice? It is available in both options. Thanks man, love your content.
I believe the two 5-50 Tenmile scopes are both SFP
John, great review. I am in in that dilemma mode. I want a new scope. Looking at the Tract Toric - seems to be great scope. The tenmile is a similar price. Do you have any experience with the Toric?
Where is the Tenmile made? I know you said the glass is Japan.
I'm not familiar with Topic, sorry. As for Trijicon they state they're manufactured in the USA but some components are sourced outside the US.
When I spoke to a trijicon rep a few years ago I was told that they got their glass from the same place as NF, that only tells a small part of the story because glass quality, coatings, lens order/configuration etc can all be specd out. NF has their glass sent all over the place, from Germany to Japan to the US for assembly.
John… ok, I picked up my Tenmile and I looked at Kreativ Solutions and he doesn’t list an aperture reduction ring for it. I emailed him to ask, but no answer yet. Are you using a ring with yours, or did you go back to the foam?
Hi, just a question from someone that will like to start competition shooting.
For what I'm seeing the heavier the rifle the better for tracking the shoot.
Would it make sense to have a heavier scope than a lighter one?
Nobody really thinks about scopes for weight in terms of a benefit or not. It’s more on whether the scope matches up with your rifle properly. If you have a really heavy gun it leaves you less room for a heavy scope so it’s just about finding a balance that works for you.
What F3 R mount is that ? is it the 1.3 20 moa ? Thanks
Hi John -- still liking the Tenmile? I'm getting ready to pull the trigger on one after watching your take.
Yes I am. At this point unless something drastic we’re to happen, they’re the scopes I plan on shooting all season with.
Good no BS review John Thanks. You still using the ten mile ?
Thank you and yes I am still using them. I’ll probably do a follow up video soon because a lot of people have been asking.
Thanks John. What is the PN of the one you are using ?
@@scarter176 It's this one SKU: TM5056-C-3000016 amzn.to/3tElJBw or this one Sorry, stupid Amazon has it listed weird and I'd hate for you get. the wrong one on accident. Try this one www.eurooptic.com/Trijicon-Tenmile-5-50x56-Extreme-Long-Range-w-Red-Green-MOA-Long-Range-34mm-Matt.aspx
Mark & Sam after work channel have a video about scope objective height over barrel. If your shooting under fifty yards. Then having barrel close close to the barrel doesn’t have any benefit. I really like my Trijicon Tenmile scope as well. Best part was my nephew was dating someone who worked for Trijicon. So I got a big discount. Then he broke up with her. Told him he now needs to date someone who works for a ammo company.😢
Is it a Delta 5x50x56 cousin?
I'd imagine this scope has great resolution and a shallow DoF. It's odd because in field shooting that's a bad thing but in F class I bet it's a great way to cut mirage! Great review, there are a few scopes off the beaten path that often get over looked. I shoot a Minox ZP5 and love it. Different application though.
Cool, im glad thats what youd "imagine". Valuable input.
No mention of it parallax.
I see this Tenmile is a SFP. So for F-Class are you always using your full 50X magnification so that your reticle graduations are correct? Do any guys use FFP? Thanks
In f class you honestly never care about sub-tensions. In fact we could operate with just a dot and nothing else because we make our adjustments by holding off on the rings of the target and we never have to range. What matters most is have a thin reticle at distance do those holds which is why the SFP is so important. It’s nearly impossible to be competing with a FFP because of how thick the reticle is at distance.
@@FClassJohn very interesting. Thanks. Yes I find the FFP reticles too thick. My eyesight is also very good and I like a fine crosshair or dot. I now also understand the need for the high magnification if you are using the rings to “dial”. Thanks
John, if you recommend MOA which one 1/8 1/4 ? What is the PN of the one you are using ? Thanks
It's this one SKU: TM5056-C-3000016 amzn.to/3tElJBw
MRAD reticle with MOA ?
@@scarter176 Sorry, stupid Amazon has it listed weird and I'd hate for you get. the wrong one on accident. Try this one www.eurooptic.com/Trijicon-Tenmile-5-50x56-Extreme-Long-Range-w-Red-Green-MOA-Long-Range-34mm-Matt.aspx
How do you know how much torque to put on mount around tube and then how much to the rail to ensure it always holds zero and also doesn’t damage scope?
Most high end scope mounts and scopes will have Settings recommended in their owners manuals. They can definitely change so make sure you read. Some have been as low as 16 inch pounds and some as high as 25. A lot of it depends on how they build the scope and how the scope rings themselves compress.
@@FClassJohn Thank you for quick response and your outstanding content! Greatly appreciate honest and very through review. Last question, if it was cheaper scope or mount and had no specs, any recommendation on how you would handle?
@@ToughCowboy I would always default to the scope manufacturer specifications. If they don’t list it you should be able to contact them and get a recommended setting. Because they all use different thicknesses of tubes it can vary quite a bit so that’s why you should default to whatever the minimum is.
It's no more electronics for the red green. Most LEDs now will do about any color with a single LED.
Is that a real avid vise I saw in the background? You like it?
Yes it is. I'm waiting for one more vise to show up and them I'll be doing a vise showdown. But yeah it's pretty cool but like anything has pros and cons.
5:55 Is that true? Euro Optics will give a better deal if you pay by check?
If you call them sometimes they can do it but it’s not all the time and not on all items.
@@FClassJohn Thanks! I'll tell them F-Class John sent me.
Is that a Spuhr mount?
Nope. F3R machine mount.
Are yours FFP or Second Focal ?
They only make a second plane MoA which is what I use. There’s only two models (MOa or Mrad) but both are second focal.
Got it ! Thanks John !
@@scarter176 I realize that I was thinking of something else and made a mistake so I’ve updated the comment above. Both are second focal plane and I’m sorry for any confusion.
from what i see....that is a $2700 scope. not $1700.
They’re about $1700 at EuroOptics.
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