Scope preview: He ain’t heavy
Mark Camoccio reviews the MTC Mamba Ultra Lite 3-10×40 scope, highlighting its lightweight design at 19.5 ounces. The scope features low-profile, screw-cap turrets, with the left turret incorporating both parallax adjustment and an illuminated reticle rheostat. Built on a one-inch body tube with multi-coated lenses, it offers variable magnification from 3x to 10x.
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