One of Us posted 01 March 2012 16:31
huge 75' fov on the low end which is larger than all of the previous 1.5-6x models from zeiss, swaro, and s&B
One of Us quote:
Originally posted by PATRIOT76:
Even better when you add the Ballistic Turret, and would be even further ahead if the 4W reticle was available with the BT . . . . .
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One of Us From my point of view it depends hat You planning to hunt with the scope.
The
Z6i 1,7-10x42 is a very versatile scope. In my area with hunting pigs at nighttime, I would suggest to take the
Z6i 2-12x50 or the
Z4i 3-12x50 for gathering more light in the nighttime.
From the technical view, the HD lenses used in all "high magnifition Z6(i)´s (with a magnifition of 15 or more) are awesome and I won´t miss them anymore, but You are definetly right: the Z6i 1,7-10x42 is a very versatile scope...
Take it with SR rail!
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One of Us be alot more perfect if they'd move the decimal point on the pricetag over to the left a place
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One of Us quote:
Originally posted by butchloc:
Sure: You get what you pay for - but some folks don´t understand this very simple rule of economics...
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One of Us That decimal place gets you from 90% to 95%.
One of Us Add the illuminated reticle and you have my scope.
I love it.
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One of Us I wonder what we could get them for if we made a "group buy"? Maybe we should check with Gr8fuldoug!
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