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| Heck yes! I just mounted a 4x-12x Meostar R1 on my A2 Sako .243 today! Went to the range and was sighted in with 3 shots. I am thrilled with the clarity and precise adjustments. I had this on layaway for the past few months and finally got it home. I took off a Leupold 6x42 and am very happy with the addtl magnification. My go to scopes are Leupold varix 111 and vx 111 4.5x 14 x 40's. I know this is a 30mm tube, and it's comparing apples to oranges, but I could see buying another Meopta.
Damn right its loaded, it makes a lousy club. -JW
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| Posts: 404 | Location: Central Highlands of Wyoming | Registered: 02 January 2004 |
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| I picked up a 25-06 off the used rack at my favorite pawn shop last year. I normally use Leupold scopes but they did not have one that I liked at the time, and the owner suggested I look at a Meopta. I purchased a 3X9X40 and really like it. It picks up a good bit of light and has good clear optics. I have only had it a year but as of right now if I were looking for a new scope I would not hesitate to get another, also the have a good price point as well. |
| Posts: 54 | Location: mississippi | Registered: 07 March 2008 |
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| I have no experience with Meopta scopes but most scopes look fine in the daylight. A scope pays for itself a first and last light....same with binos...and of course how well it handles recoil. |
| Posts: 154 | Location: Atlanta | Registered: 24 December 2008 |
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| I fitted and sighted in three Meopta scopes 10 days ago (243, 7x57 and 7mmRM). It was a pleasure compared to some other makes. In more than a decade of fitting Meopta for friends and customers, I have never had one come back with any sort of trouble.
I compared the first Meopta (6x40) I ordered to a Zeiss 6x45 (on my personal 7x57) and a Swarovski 6x45 (on a friend's rifle) many years ago. I could not discern any difference in clarity or sharpness in bright light or after dark. |
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| Alex Roy at Euro Optics in PA has been selling Meopta since they came out. He also handles Zeiss, Swarovski and S&B, but feels the Meoptas are a great value. He's at (570)220-3159, or www.eurooptic.com. |
| Posts: 20175 | Location: Very NW NJ up in the Mountains | Registered: 14 June 2009 |
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| Put one on my T3 lite in 338 WM about 4 years ago turned into a kaliadescope after sighting in every time it was fired black crud whirling around inside,took it back got a burris for half the price and never looked back. |
| Posts: 157 | Location: N.E. Victoria Australia | Registered: 19 March 2007 |
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| That is surprising. Who did you get it from? What model was it? |
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| got it at my local gunstore,it was a 1.5-6 in a 30mm tube #4 reticle thats about all i can remember |
| Posts: 157 | Location: N.E. Victoria Australia | Registered: 19 March 2007 |
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| Thanks, that must have been an Artemis 1.5 - 6 as that was the only 1.5 - 6 in a 30mm tube from Meopta iirc. Did you have two of them? Your son had trouble with one on a 375, I believe. quote: Put one on my T3 lite in 338 WM about 4 years ago
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| no only the 1 ,son had trouble at the start with a leupold fixed 4 power and a hakko ,he went to the burris as well |
| Posts: 157 | Location: N.E. Victoria Australia | Registered: 19 March 2007 |
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