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Just bought a new one. Put it on my new Browning rifle. A Xbolt Hells Canyon Speed Long Range 280AI. Now it's load development. Anyone has one of these scopes?
 
Saw in your previous post, you had the Leupold 3-15 VX5, and not the VX6. Mind if I asked what pushed you to the 4-24 instead?

I'm hovering over the buy button for a 3-15 after my buddy talked me out of the 4-20 for my 7mm.
 
I didn't have one. I went to buy one the guy sold it. I like the VX5 HD 4-20x52mm. But the reticle isn't Illuminated. And the VX6's if u don't have your scope level. The scope will let u know. Look at Euro Optic they have demo models marked down. I bought a demo. But when I got mine it was new. Not a demo. Saved a few 100 dollars. The little extra power will come in handy. Shooting at a distance on hogs the small ones. I also like the 3x18x50. One I seen had red dot. And the wind plex together.
 
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There's much better scopes for the same money out there. The vx5 and vx6 are essentially the same scopes, but one is a 5:1 and the other is a 6:1. I like the higher magnification scopes for punching targets but it makes it harder if you need a follow up shot.
 
Jcalder said:
There's much better scopes for the same money out there. The vx5 and vx6 are essentially the same scopes, but one is a 5:1 and the other is a 6:1. I like the higher magnification scopes for punching targets but it makes it harder if you need a follow up shot.
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Whats much better for the same money?
 
Jcalder said:
Trijicon, maven rs1.2, swfa if you can find one
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I know I've seen you mention it before but I honestly can't remember the answer...so what makes those scopes better? I don't have any high end glass but I do have a couple Leupold VX3s and I just can't imagine a better scope for what those cost.
 
bowhunterfanatic said:
I know I've seen you mention it before but I honestly can't remember the answer...so what makes those scopes better? I don't have any high end glass but I do have a couple Leupold VX3s and I just can't imagine a better scope for what those cost.
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They actually work, hold zero, track correctly. Not that any of us would abuse our setups, but how many times have you fell and the scope is off? Take a scope to the range and dial the crap out of it and check your zero. Check it at various ranges throughout your session. The last thing anyone wants is a failure while out in the field. Buy good rings, and good optics. Most everyone makes a decent rifle, but very few make a good scope.
 

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