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<blockquote data-quote="scottishkat" data-source="post: 1420315" data-attributes="member: 82202">Mitch I think the biggest question in the Z3-Z5 discussion is do you want paralax? If you are going to do more target shooting than hunting go with the Z5 you will be able to focus fine tune better at 600 see targets better etc. If you are going to hunt more and that to me is what the 257WBY is all about the Z3 is plenty. Zero at 250 and your on hair to 300 and -9 at 400 with 100 grain bullets.IMO you don&#039;t need a Z5 to do that. If you want to shoot accurately at 600 that&#039;s a different story. Also my opinion but the 257 WBY is not the rifle I would want to use at 600. The little bullets get shoved around too much in the wind for target hunting at that range.They&#039;re both really nice scopes so its hard to go wrong and my belief is that Swarovski only cares about 2 things your satisfaction with their product and the hunt-ability of it.&nbsp;&nbsp; Good luck and shoot straight</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scottishkat, post: 1420315, member: 82202"] Mitch I think the biggest question in the Z3-Z5 discussion is do you want paralax? If you are going to do more target shooting than hunting go with the Z5 you will be able to focus fine tune better at 600 see targets better etc. If you are going to hunt more and that to me is what the 257WBY is all about the Z3 is plenty. Zero at 250 and your on hair to 300 and -9 at 400 with 100 grain bullets. IMO you don't need a Z5 to do that. If you want to shoot accurately at 600 that's a different story. Also my opinion but the 257 WBY is not the rifle I would want to use at 600. The little bullets get shoved around too much in the wind for target hunting at that range. They're both really nice scopes so its hard to go wrong and my belief is that Swarovski only cares about 2 things your satisfaction with their product and the hunt-ability of it. Good luck and shoot straight [/QUOTE]

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