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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
[Re: Overland]
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01/28/24 07:53 AM
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Zzzfog
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Yeah I agree with Unc Huck. I own Schmidt & Bender and top of the line Zeiss and high end Minox. I’ve owned VX5HD and Vortex viper and top end GPO but sent them down the line. They can’t touch my Klassik or Polar or for that matter even my Trijicon Credos from a lowlight performance standpoint. Yes Leupold has improved but they still aren’t close. And a viper haha that’s comical
Right and wrong will never change---only people's perception!
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
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01/28/24 07:54 AM
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There is a meopta meostar R1 in the classifieds that would be the best money for the glass for what he’s selling it for. This right here is what I would buy in a heart beat. I’d stay far away from vortex. I know that’s not a popular opinion on this forum but I e had bad luck with them and honestly didn’t care for the glass at all. Yeah piss on Vortex
Right and wrong will never change---only people's perception!
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
[Re: Overland]
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01/28/24 10:11 AM
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Vortex to me is very bright (in the daylight) but the edges of all them have that fishbowl effect. I just pulled the trigger on a Trijicon Huron 3-9x40. Reviews say glass is just as good as the Accupoint, so for $299 it was a no brainer. Fingers crossed.
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
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01/28/24 10:37 AM
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Vortex to me is very bright (in the daylight) but the edges of all them have that fishbowl effect. I just pulled the trigger on a Trijicon Huron 3-9x40. Reviews say glass is just as good as the Accupoint, so for $299 it was a no brainer. Fingers crossed. Where did you find the Huron for $299 ?
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
[Re: UncleHuck]
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01/28/24 09:14 PM
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You saw where I own a Leupold VX6HD, right? Way better than they used to be, but still nowhere near a Schmidt-Bender. Might actually be equal to the S-B in bright sun on a range, but low light, in the woods?
No comparison.
"AT LEAST TO MY EYE." That VX6 even the MK5 is every bit as good as a S&B my tasco is great until last shooting light per the state of Alabama. Simply saying S&B is the best and everything else is second will not hold water anymore. I've hunted with both absolutely cannot tell the difference between them most can't either but if you think your S&B is better then so be it but like I said to start this dick measuring contest it ain't just euro optics leading the pack anymore...
Keep your booger hooker off the bang switch.
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
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01/28/24 09:44 PM
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There's a reason that I don't make these comments when someone is looking for a $300 scope. Once someone asks about one over $1000, then Schmidt-Bender, at least to me, is the clear choice. And no, the Leupold VX6HD ain't close, and costs more to boot.
Ain't got nothing to do with dick measuring. I have compared virtually every brand, from Athlon to Zeiss, side by side, in hunting situations. Probably looked through 50-60 scopes, maybe more, in the last 20 years. Only Swarovski (and older Kahles) comes close, and it ain't really that close at the last 5-10 minutes of legal light on a cloudy day.
I am fortunate to be able to own more than one, but if I could only have one hunting rifle, a Schmidt-Bender scope would be on it.
Edited to add - In the last 20 years or so, I have owned at least 100 scopes. I kept the best, and sold the rest. I have 2-3 Swarovski scopes left, 1 Kahles, and 1 Leupold, the VX6HD. All those could be bought or would trade for similar value S-B.
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Re: Rifle Scope Recommendations
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01/28/24 10:01 PM
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1bamashooter
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There's a reason that I don't make these comments when someone is looking for a $300 scope. Once someone asks about one over $1000, then Schmidt-Bender, at least to me, is the clear choice. And no, the Leupold VX6HD ain't close, and costs more to boot.
Ain't got nothing to do with dick measuring. I have compared virtually every brand, from Athlon to Zeiss, side by side, in hunting situations. Probably looked through 50-60 scopes, maybe more, in the last 20 years. Only Swarovski (and older Kahles) comes close, and it ain't really that close at the last 5-10 minutes of legal light on a cloudy day.
I am fortunate to be able to own more than one, but if I could only have one hunting rifle, a Schmidt-Bender scope would be on it.
Edited to add - In the last 20 years or so, I have owned at least 100 scopes. I kept the best, and sold the rest. I have 2-3 Swarovski scopes left, 1 Kahles, and 1 Leupold, the VX6HD. All those could be bought or would trade for similar value S-B. Good for you opinions are like assholes. You have a favorite it's euro optics it's like ford or Chevy YOU might think that S&B is the greatest of all times but for the majority that don't have an opinion on euro optics will not be able to tell the difference period. Therefore the great European optics are not as great as they once were again the dick measuring was nothing comes close to the S&B and that just isn't true anymore. Fan boys are gonna fan boy I guess
Keep your booger hooker off the bang switch.
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