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<blockquote data-quote="Ballistic64" data-source="post: 204866" data-attributes="member: 3401"><p>After mounting an ST10S on my Sendero I found that bigger isnt always better,the quality of the glass plays just as much of a roll in light transmission if not more than objective size.I can take the ST10S (37MM objective) and my leupold 6.5X20X50 LRT out as its getting dark and set the Leupy to 10X,but the clarity and light transmission is much better with the ST10S even if I turn the Leupy down to 6X.In the case of the NF objectives,it would be interesting to have one of each side by side at dusk,set at the same power level and actually observe the difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ballistic64, post: 204866, member: 3401"] After mounting an ST10S on my Sendero I found that bigger isnt always better,the quality of the glass plays just as much of a roll in light transmission if not more than objective size.I can take the ST10S (37MM objective) and my leupold 6.5X20X50 LRT out as its getting dark and set the Leupy to 10X,but the clarity and light transmission is much better with the ST10S even if I turn the Leupy down to 6X.In the case of the NF objectives,it would be interesting to have one of each side by side at dusk,set at the same power level and actually observe the difference. [/QUOTE]
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