March Scopes offer a competitor a competitive advantage. The capabilities of the scope mean real points on my scorecard, that I otherwise may not achieve. You cannot aim at which you can not resolve, and the image resolution of the March High Master Scopes offer the best aiming resolution available in a rifle scope. A successful competitor must trust and have faith in his equipment, to respond to adjustments, and to withstands the rigors of travel. My March High Master Scopes have, and both continue to pass my own annual rigorous mechanical tracking tests, and have a flawless reliability record for travelling and being robust and reliable. In my specific discipline of F-Class, the larger forgiving eye box allows for rapid reacquisition of the target image from shot to shot, and also when transitioning from the use of a spotting scope when monitoring range conditions during the match. March as a company is responsive to the F-Class Competitor community, and you can see it throughout the design of the scopes, from the reticle choices, easy to re zero and adjust turrets, and the high performance and quality throughout the scope. The clarity of the image, the mechanical repeatability, the forgiving exit pupil, and the resilience of the optic to bumps and scrapes of travel, all combine themselves into the Competitive Advantage I seek as a Competitor.

This recent opportunity to evaluate and use this most recent scope (prototype of 8-80×56 High Master Wide Angle Scope), and then to be able to use it at the Long Range Nationals has been an amazing and humbling experience. To have the Tournament result end like it did, is very difficult for me to put into words, but am able to say I am very thankful for the opportunity and the recent win has motivated me to work even harder and smarter in the future.