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With all the "talk" about Leupold, Zeiss, Leica, Swarovski and even Schmidt & Bender; how come I NEVER heard anyone recommend Aimpoint, Trijicon, or even Nightforce ?
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Trijicon! .
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Swift............
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Don't forget Kahles
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Originally Posted by emtrescue6
(Post 4065850)
Swift............
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Originally Posted by emtrescue6
(Post 4065850)
Swift............
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Originally Posted by Wayspr
(Post 4065890)
Really?...
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Originally Posted by emtrescue6
(Post 4066067)
"Lupy crap"
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Upper crust Leupold, not the standard VX3 and lower that most own, is indeed top notch stuff. As for Swift, decent scopes for the green but not in the same category as the upper European stuff or Nightforce.
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Originally Posted by Big Uncle
(Post 4066083)
Getting a little offensive there with the brand bashing.
I sat for 30-45 mins last week at a Cabelas comparing several scopes for a new build I am working on...I compared the following scopes... Nikon Monarch 3: 4-16x50SF ($475) Zeiss Conquest: 3-12x50 ($1099) Zeiss Conquest 3-9x40 ($599) Lupy VX 3: 3.5-10 ($549) Lupy VX 6: 3-18x50 (1299) The Zeiss were the clear winners for clarity (especially near the edges) and eye relief...the Monarch was a very close second the guy helping me agreed that clarity wise it was hard to really tell the difference between the Monarch and the Zeiss...the Lupy's real disadvantage was eye relief and how picky it is. The Lupy VX6 was clearly superior to the VX3 and the Monarch and the Zeiss were also clearly much better than the VX3...and still better than the VX6 when eye relief was taken into consideration. Bottom line...the VX6 doesn't really compete with the Zeiss and doesn't even come close to comparing to my Kahles. Add in bang for buck and the Nikon Monarch blows the Lupy out of the park. |
Our experiences and opinions do not match up very well, but to each his own. Calling another man's equipment "crap" and seldom missing an opportunity to continually bash it comes off as harsh.
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Originally Posted by Big Uncle
(Post 4066242)
Our experiences and opinions do not match up very well, but to each his own. Calling another man's equipment "crap" and seldom missing an opportunity to continually bash it comes off as harsh.
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Originally Posted by Big Uncle
(Post 4066242)
Our experiences and opinions do not match up very well, but to each his own. Calling another man's equipment "crap" and seldom missing an opportunity to continually bash it comes off as harsh.
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Originally Posted by Tundra10
(Post 4066303)
Agree. I have Swift Optics scope on my varmint rifle ( 220 Swift ) I've thought about replacing it for many years. Just can't get myself to take off a scope that continues to provide me with consistent 350 + yd kills.
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Originally Posted by Big Uncle
(Post 4066242)
Our experiences and opinions do not match up very well, but to each his own. Calling another man's equipment "crap" and seldom missing an opportunity to continually bash it comes off as harsh.
I dislike Lupy (also not a big Zeiss fan honestly). But that being said I actually own several Lupy's...have 3 that date to around 1970ish on rifles as we speak (a pair of 308's and a 243) and have a VX 3 that's about 3 years old on a 300WM (it had to be warrantied twice in the first year before they finally just replaced it...cost me time and money for a hunt). Last time I checked I didn't call you out or call your equipment crap, merely spoke my mind and shared MY opinion on the topic of scopes. I am willing to bet we could find a caliber or bullet we didn't agree on too...but it doesn't mean I don't respect your opinion and let you freely share it... Rant over ;) Carry on...it's not personal and I mean that! |
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