Thread: Top end Scopes
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Old 01-11-2011, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rem338win View Post
It really is interesting. With the distance lense coatings have come the three things I concern myself with most are durability, reticle, and contrast. And really in that order.
If I was to hunt a large percentage in low light I would probably use a heavy duplex or post, if it is a prairie/mountain/foothills rifle I would use an drop compensating reticle, or fine duplex and turrets, and if I didn't care, I love a German #4. They are fast and classy.
I know Leupolds and Bauschnells are rugged, and so are NF.
The Zeiss and Swaros are beautiful and I may try one at the right price. By the Gold Ring has served me well and I will stick with them for now.
Maybe I'll rum into you at the range one day and you can show me how one o the fancy Z800's work one day too
Yup.....with as good coatings are today.....light transmission is pretty well a moot point in scope selection.

Be happy to let you shoot the Zeiss anytime.
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