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

compact 30mm tube and 16 oz

mounts low enough

long eye relief

just a super scope from dangerous game to plains game

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Originally posted by PATRIOT76:
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

compact 30mm tube and 16 oz

mounts low enough

long eye relief

just a super scope from dangerous game to plains game

Even better when you add the Ballistic Turret, and would be even further ahead if the 4W reticle was available with the BT . . . . .

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!

be alot more perfect if they'd move the decimal point on the pricetag over to the left a place

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Originally posted by butchloc:
be alot more perfect if they'd move the decimal point on the pricetag over to the left a place

Sure: You get what you pay for - but some folks don´t understand this very simple rule of economics...

That decimal place gets you from 90% to 95%.

Add the illuminated reticle and you have my scope.
I love it.

I wonder what we could get them for if we made a "group buy"? Maybe we should check with Gr8fuldoug!