We'll there is defnitly difference betwen 30 mm and a 1 inch scope , the light transmition capabilities , it's that last minutes extra you can get at dusk or dawn with the 30 mm scope , who are capable off gathering extra extra light than the 1 inch, I fell the 30 mm are more stronger built but...
I would be highly obliged if some long range shooter would advise as to what would be the difference on point of impact if one is too use rifle on higher altitude and cold weather condition ( could be-20 degree), at present I am using a Blaser R-93 30/06 Professional in synthetic stock using a...
I have just got my new Blaser R-93 Professional in 3006 caliber with a FIber stock, using a 30 mm Zeiss adjustable Red dot with Blaser saddle mounts using a 180 grain Winchester Accua Bond I am getting my 4 shot groups under 1 inch, have done no adjustments its just straight out off the box.
Both scopes are fantastic scope I have them both and have been using them both, its just matter off choice, i think Zeiss could be a slightly better at late evening on fading lights.
I have a Swarovski 3x10-42 MD and a Ziess 2x8-42 adjustable Red dot both are excellent mid range scope good enough for my type shooting which is 300 to 350 yds.
Well the Conquest series is the very basic off the Zeiss if you want Zeiss kindly go for Duralite the quality is superb and very good when the light is fading away you are able to get a few extra minutes and also has a adjustable Red lot.
I just bought a ZIESS Duralite 2x8-42 with adjustable red dot it seems a suburb scope i had been using a SWAROSKY 3x10-42 Mill- dot also, I have a BLASER R-93 professional which ammo would be best suited in this weapon for medium range shooting.