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Scope Magnification for LRH
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<blockquote data-quote="FSU Seminole" data-source="post: 892237" data-attributes="member: 52108"><p>16x and 25x both work well IMO. I have scopes for both.</p><p> </p><p>I was talking to a well known sheep guide out west earlier this year. He told he doesn't take clients on sheep hunts if they bring any scope less than a 14x. Only 14x and above. </p><p> </p><p>People claim they can do this and do that with less, but thats on a bench. In real world hunting conditions being able to zoom in can make a difference between a badly wounded animal and a 1 shot kill.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FSU Seminole, post: 892237, member: 52108"] 16x and 25x both work well IMO. I have scopes for both. I was talking to a well known sheep guide out west earlier this year. He told he doesn't take clients on sheep hunts if they bring any scope less than a 14x. Only 14x and above. People claim they can do this and do that with less, but thats on a bench. In real world hunting conditions being able to zoom in can make a difference between a badly wounded animal and a 1 shot kill. [/QUOTE]
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