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Originally Posted by Mojotex
(Post 4061695)
I was disspaointed with the two Nikon Monarch scopes that I obtained. These were mounted on used rifles that I bought. I have their top end "Venturer" binoculars and these are excellent.
I did a semi-scientific test of these two along side scopes costing far more, about the same price and a couple of scopes that I had that MSRP's for about $200 less. My test was viewing into the woods behind my house as the sun set. The Monarch's were one the first to go "dark". The clarity of the edge to edge image, the detail and contrast .... just were not there well before other comparible priced scopes were still very clear .... Leupold Vari-X III, Ziess Conquest, B&L 4200 and a Kahles. They did not, and I did not expect them to, compare at all with the top end Swarovski and Ziess scopes that I have. These and the B&L 4200 were these last 3 to "go". |
Originally Posted by timbercruiser
(Post 4062103)
Havn't compared those scopes, but unless you have the two scopes in the field without artificial light, etc I don't know what the comparison will give you as far as usable info.
I have seen scope under artificial light that look like they are $2500 scopes only to get them out in the woods in low light to find out they look like $20 Tasco's Anytime you want to compare scopes do so in low light. |
When the scope price got over
$500, my eye test got real good.
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