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wew3006 #3840371 01/18/23 02:12 PM
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What is the driver for the 30mm tube requirement?



bc 30mm > 1"


For Adjustment range ?


sure...is a simple equation


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Originally Posted by XVIII
Originally Posted by wew3006
Originally Posted by XVIII
Originally Posted by buckhunter2
What is the driver for the 30mm tube requirement?



bc 30mm > 1"


For Adjustment range ?


sure...is a simple equation


Sure; I understand that. Many people think 30mm equals better low light. Thanks

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I just bought a Zeiss V4 3-12x44. Haven't installed it on the gun yet, waiting for deer season to end. I did alot of research and most of it tended to indicate having an objective larger than 44mm didn't help much, if at all in low light. I am sure some of you will disagree, but that is what I found.

I do like the 30mm main tube though. It seems like I wider image to me.

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Steiner Predator 4, Zeiss V4

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This one doesn't exactly fit what you're asking for, but I've got a Swarovski 4-16x50 (1" tube) with a standard plex reticle that is for sale.


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Europtic or Redhawk Rifles demo Ziess V6 line.

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I ended up going with the Zeiss Conquest V4. Seemed like the most bang for the buck. Thanks for all the help and insight!

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Originally Posted by Priority
I ended up going with the Zeiss Conquest V4. Seemed like the most bang for the buck. Thanks for all the help and insight!
. Nothing wrong with that choice, quality optics.


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Zeiss conquest 56 mm I bought 20 plus years ago is one of my bettr overall scopes

Meopta has done well for me also in 56

The gains with the larger scope are minimal - i just looking for the most clarity the last few minutes of legal to make the quickest decision on a shooter possible


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I have decided, because of my age, that I can't see squat as it gets dark wearing glasses. The scope helps, but bino's help more. The problem is I just don't like carrying them, they always seem to be in the way with a front carry AR style rifle.

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Originally Posted by Priority
I ended up going with the Zeiss Conquest V4. Seemed like the most bang for the buck. Thanks for all the help and insight!


That'll do if it suits you. I'd compare under hunting conditions before mounting. And if you ever have a warranty claim never admit to Zeiss you cleaned with anything other than their products.

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Originally Posted by Priority
I ended up going with the Zeiss Conquest V4. Seemed like the most bang for the buck. Thanks for all the help and insight!

You will be happy with that choice.


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