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05-15-2011, 04:23 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
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Originally Posted by joseph
I think most are getting the 6-24 because if you want more power and you got the 4-16 you don't have it, but if you have 24x you can always turn it down. I have also read that the 6-24's glass is better than the 4-16. I know that I compared my 6-24 PST FFP MOA to my buddies NF "during a sunny afternoon" and I liked mine a little better looking at targets at 400 yds.
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True, you can dial it down from 24x, but you can't from 6x. In the kind of hunting I do, 6x is too high for some of the close ranges I get into in the timber. Ideally 3x, the most 4.5x for timber shots.
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05-15-2011, 05:29 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
The Sightron SIII is way better than "decent". They just came out with a new MOA reticle model that doesn't have turret caps, nice big knobs. These guys have them in stock SIIISS624X50LRMOA sightron sIII 6-24x50LRMOA
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05-15-2011, 06:59 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
Man I must have gotten super lucky. My buddy told me about the Vortex PST about 9am yesterday and I drove over to Wholesale Sports in Salem, OR and bought one off the shelf. Vortex PST 6-24x50 for $719.99, couldn't see any difference in the glass between this one and a $2100 Swakorski next to it when I looked through them. Incredible scope and the price makes it impossible to pass up. On another note, I did find 3 Sightron III's in 6-24x50 at Philomath Gun Shop in Philomath, OR for $449 each if those help anyone out.
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05-15-2011, 07:01 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
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Originally Posted by captainjoe
True, you can dial it down from 24x, but you can't from 6x. In the kind of hunting I do, 6x is too high for some of the close ranges I get into in the timber. Ideally 3x, the most 4.5x for timber shots.
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I think the Sightron 6-24x50mm is a SFP scope I believe.
I guess you will need the 4-16x then.
joseph
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05-15-2011, 07:43 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
will i regret it if i go with SFP pst. This will be a hunting scope with yardage turrets.
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05-15-2011, 09:05 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
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Originally Posted by Surf_Cop
Man I must have gotten super lucky. My buddy told me about the Vortex PST about 9am yesterday and I drove over to Wholesale Sports in Salem, OR and bought one off the shelf. Vortex PST 6-24x50 for $719.99, couldn't see any difference in the glass between this one and a $2100 Swakorski next to it when I looked through them. Incredible scope and the price makes it impossible to pass up. On another note, I did find 3 Sightron III's in 6-24x50 at Philomath Gun Shop in Philomath, OR for $449 each if those help anyone out.
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I garuntee you those Sightron's you found for $450 were SII's not the SIII models. Two very different scopes in quality and price.
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05-15-2011, 10:03 PM
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Re: PST comparible scope
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Originally Posted by Tikka Lover
I garuntee you those Sightron's you found for $450 were SII's not the SIII models. Two very different scopes in quality and price.
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Nope, Sightron III's.....I promise I can read.
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