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05-03-2015 | 10:34 AM

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Sheridan

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Good shooting "form" will make up for a little less eye relief.

The only time it becomes a real concern is on sharp angled shots uphill or downhill with larger calibers.

Last edited by Sheridan; 05-03-2015 at 08:02 PM.

05-03-2015 | 07:12 PM

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hubby11

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Originally Posted by super_hunt54

Hate to say it Hubby11, but if you can't get on target with 25 feet FOV at 100yds then you seriously need to get out and practice target acquisition. I have no problems at all with the longer eye relief FOV reduction. Snap right on to target with ease. I know the light transmission on my Omega is VERY good and that new XR is supposed to be even better.

I agree that shooing at a "target" with 25' FOV at 100 yards should not be a problem, if it is a clear shot to the target and there is little movement. Take that same target and put it in the woods with heavy brush, maybe add a few other targets (meaning several deer) and have them moving over varied terrain and a larger FOV is a definite advantage. It's just a trade-off.