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Scope Thoughts
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My choice for a FFP scope would be the Leopoldo Mark 5 3-18 scope which weighs in around 27 ounces.
For SFP I like the Leupold VX6HD 3-18 TMOA scope which weighs around 20 ounces.
I have both and like them both. My only comment on the Mark 5 is I don't use much below 6-7 power as the crosshairs seem to get a bit small (for my eyes) on low magnification.
For SFP I like the Leupold VX6HD 3-18 TMOA scope which weighs around 20 ounces.
I have both and like them both. My only comment on the Mark 5 is I don't use much below 6-7 power as the crosshairs seem to get a bit small (for my eyes) on low magnification.
Crockett12
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Compare scope weights and you'll find that 1 inch Leupolds are as light as they get!
ybeaudoin
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I have looked through a lot of scopes and man, the Swarovski clarity and true to lide color are hard to beat.
I can always make up more details for the same magnification.
Yes they are really expensive, but especialy in optics, you get what you pay for
I can always make up more details for the same magnification.
Yes they are really expensive, but especialy in optics, you get what you pay for
Crockett12
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I found the same thing with their binoculars! The resolution is so much better I can see more with my 7x Swaro's than I can with a 10x of another brand I own!
ybeaudoin
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Yes!!!! I bought Sawro 10X42 Bino's and I can see more details than my 12 X 50 Vortex
The clarity of the glass is impressive.
Terry Lightle
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What WildRose said above I am happy with my VX5
Crockett12
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Mine are Leupold 10x Cascades. They're impressive for the price and I would highly recommend them if held to that price range. But when I take them and my 7x Swaro's to the desert and scan for game, I can find game easier with the 7x Swaro's than I can with the 10x Leupolds. And when I find the game and compare the two, I can make out more detail with the Swaro's than the Leupolds. And my Swaro's must be about 25 or 30 years old now!
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Wyo37
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The bullet steering device is not an area I would be worried about cutting weight.
Another vote for the VX5 here.
