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Originally Posted by outdoorsman12b
I have had a few CDS Leupold scopes including the vx3i and it has been hit or miss with tracking. The erector issues in Leupold are well documented and you can find quite a bit with some googling. If you want to stay light with a Leupold I would take a look at the Boone and Crockett reticle or have their custom shop make a reticle for your load. If you really want to dial with confidence there are only a few options proven. You will have to up the weight.
Nightforce
SWFA
Busnnell LRHS
Budget option Nikon black FX 1000
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I have heard of the erector issues. In my case it was a scope of opportunity, deal I couldn’t say no to so I figured I would try it. If it doesn’t track well it’s a hunting rifle, and I’ll sight it in as I do all my other hunting rifles. If I was looking for a long range scope to dial I would be getting a nightforce.
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