In terms of optical resolution, I would think that either would be excellent.
It would be very helpful if you could compare both when mounted to a gun. Factory specifications for eye relief are sometimes fantasy, and the specifications for how critical eye distance is are almost never given. Scopes vary in these qualities and you may find that one of them "fits" you better than the other. If you can purchase from a source which will honor a return without penalty, then buy both of them and keep the one that works best for you.
Be sure that you properly focus the scope before testing it -- many people will swear that a high-quality scope is trash without realizing that it has not been focused for their personal vision.
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See if you can take your rifle with you when picking it out. You can judge overall fit in the store. fwiw I have 3 Leupold 2-7x36s and am quite happy with them.
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