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| I have the Zeiss Victory 2.5-10 x 50. German #4 with illumination. It's hella nice. You could pay a little more for a scope, but not much.
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| I used and use on my 9.3 double a Swarovski 1.6 - 6 circle dot.
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| Z6i 1.7-10 TDS - 375 AI MRC/Accurate innovations |
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| I like my Swaro 1.7-10 Z6i with a #4 reticle.
The 2-12 required higher rings, and while it worked OK, it required that I put a pad on the comb to get a good cheek weld. |
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| Schmidt & Bender Zenith 1.75X6. |
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| quote: Originally posted by LJS:
Schmidt & Bender Zenith 1.75X6.
Zeiss, Swarovski, and Schmidt & Bender are all top rate...take a look at all three and see what your eye likes best. I tried a Schmidt & Bender Zenith last year and will purchase another this year. I understand they are going to offer a 1-8 but a bigger objective may be needed with cats. |
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| MeoStar R1 1-4x22 KD (illuminated reticle).
"Personal is not the same as important", Corporal Carrot, Men at Arms
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| quote: Originally posted by dogcat:
Assuming cost is not an issue for an illuminated scope for leopard, what would you buy?
That is like asking what is your favorite food 
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| Bribing a Game Scout to allow spots is cheaper.... |
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