Trijicon Credo 3-9x40 Opinions

[MTLabrador]

Anyone out there tried the 3-9x40 version of the Trijicon Credo? Looks like an almost ideal scope for most of the hunting I do, and I really like the simpler Mil square reticle compared to their other options. Hopefully it’s as durable as the other credos, I might need to try one on my .308 and see.

 

[rogerthat]

Anyone out there tried the 3-9x40 version of the Trijicon Credo? Looks like an almost ideal scope for most of the hunting I do, and I really like the simpler Mil square reticle compared to their other options. Hopefully it’s as durable as the other credos, I might need to try one on my .308 and see.

1 inch tube or 30 mm?

 

[MTLabrador]

1 inch tube or 30 mm?

It’s a 1” and fairly light. Looking at the Rokslide eval it did pretty well for a lightweight scope.

I do too much elk and whitetail hunting in the timber for a complex reticle or FFP, but still want the durability and could still use it to dial range if needed for a longer shot. Not looking for a dedicated long range scope at all, just a good solid 0-450 scope.

 

[smalls]

I have 3 seasons on one sitting on a CCM 7-HT. Dials repeatedly and has very good clarity. It will be what I build with going forward.

 

[Caseknife]

Have one and the only thing that I don't like is the throw know is not removable and interferes with a 90 degree bolt throw on a low mounted scope when on 9 power. Had to grind it down so the Rem 700 bolt would clear. Still have to watch your fingers a tad.

 

[MTLabrador]

Have one and the only thing that I don't like is the throw know is not removable and interferes with a 90 degree bolt throw on a low mounted scope when on 9 power. Had to grind it down so the Rem 700 bolt would clear. Still have to watch your fingers a tad.

It’s going on a Tikka so it should be fine with low rings I think. Might get one for the .223 too, or at least start out with it on there and shoot it all summer.

 

[brockel]

Solid scope. Another good one is the credo hx 2.5-10x56 for low light stuff. Kids love them on their rifles. Talley mediums work fine with it on tikka