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Re: Scope magnification
[Re: JA]
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01/13/25 03:09 PM
01/13/25 03:09 PM
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Jasper
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My go to scope is a Zeiss 3x9 x 50mm for most all ranges. I don’t have the luxury of a tripod or rest so the best I can do is free hand or propping the gun up on my elbow in my climber. I don’t see how these guys use these high magnification scopes. Must be shooting from some kind of rest. CNC loves guys like you! A rest is not a luxury. Lack of a rest is poor planning, even from a climber.
You're only as good as your worst shot-
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Re: Scope magnification
[Re: extreme heights hunter]
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01/13/25 03:34 PM
01/13/25 03:34 PM
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Barton
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so i recently bought a new to me rifle. rem 700 cdl sf .270 wsm 24" barrel hs precision stock with a titanium fluted bolt. pretty cool rifle i think. i have a few extra scopes sitting around and trying to decide which one to go with. 1 meostar 3-9x50 1 meostar 3.5-10x50
and a conquest v4 3-12x56. honestly trying to get away from 56mm scopes. i may just sell them all and get something else. Wow, choosing between 2 of Meopta's finest scopes is a tough choice. I would opt for the MeoStar 3.5-10X50, though it's an apples-to-apples choice between the 2. I have a few MeoStar scopes, which are as good as they get in low-light conditions. I took a feral hog years ago, well after dark, at 100 yards with just moonlight. I am thankful I could use low-level illumination to make a one shot stop. No matter which scope you choose, it's win win.
Bart
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