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Thinking about a new scope. Can't narrow it down. What you fellas think?
My budget is between $250-$300. Low light transmission is important due to hunting thick woods and bottoms.What’s your budget, and how do you plan to use the scope? How far are you average shots, and is low light transmission important to you ? Of your choices, I’d lean really hard towards the Vortex. I honestly can’t say anything good to support the Nikon, my experience has not been good.
I’d go with Vortex, Leupold, Zeiss, or Meopta. Meopta is on sale at EuroOptic.
I'd go with Leupold. I know you didn't mention one but I'm not a fan of China made stuff. With that said I've never looked through a vortex and to be honest I have no interest in them.
My budget is between $250-$300. Low light transmission is important due to hunting thick woods and bottoms.
My bad, I just seen the made in China on there lowest end scope package while back and assumed all there products were made in china. I'm just not a fan of overseas products.
- Razor HD scopes are manufactured in Japan
- Vipers are made in Philippines
- Diamondbacks are made in Philippines made as well
- Crossfire scopes are produced in China
Thank you I will check into that.Look hard at the Sig Sauer Whiskey 3. Excellent scopes in that price range. I think you can even get one with an illuminated reticle at that price.
I have used a rifle and a slug gun with the nikon's and they were not bad. My hunting partner has a vortex on one of his and it is very clear. He has started switching all of his to vortex.I'd go with Leupold. I know you didn't mention one but I'm not a fan of China made stuff. With that said I've never looked through a vortex and to be honest I have no interest in them.
My bad, I just seen the made in China on there lowest end scope package while back and assumed all there products were made in china. I'm just not a fan of overseas products.
I would prefer American made, didn't realize the others were imports.
My budget is between $250-$300. Low light transmission is important due to hunting thick woods and bottoms.