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Old 04-02-2007, 09:59 AM
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I have several Tasco World Class and have used many more of them. The only trouble I have ever had with them is that the eye relief on a few of them has been to critical. ( Couldn't find a sweet spot) However one can see that in the store and if I find one that fits me, I never worry about them not holding up in the field.
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Old 04-02-2007, 02:05 PM
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James, what about clarity and fogging. I have a Tasco on my .NEF .22 Hornet but it isnt very clear on 9 power and no better at bringing in light than the normal eye at dusk. I was looking on e-bay at a 4x16x 40 world class, for my hornet, do you think it will see good at 16 powerand in low light also.
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