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<blockquote data-quote="TikkaShooters" data-source="post: 512940" data-attributes="member: 25066"><p>Honestly, I've been very impressed with mine. For the money it is hard to beat. This glass is not as clear as the Viper or Skyline. But that comes with the price point.</p><p></p><p>I was spotting .224 holes at 400 yards with mine so I don't think 308 would be an issue. </p><p></p><p>Hunting was where I was both impressed and realized the limitations. It is VERY light and easy to pack. I have the Vortex bench tripod which worked great. The glass was clear enough on deer to differentiate horns, width, and points to about 600 yards. After that, it became more difficult to discern points. After 800 I could still tell bucks from does but only if they were moving.</p><p></p><p>All in all I am more than pleased with my purchase and would buy one again. Now that I know the scope's limitations I never have an issue in the field.</p><p></p><p>Hope that helps.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TikkaShooters, post: 512940, member: 25066"] Honestly, I've been very impressed with mine. For the money it is hard to beat. This glass is not as clear as the Viper or Skyline. But that comes with the price point. I was spotting .224 holes at 400 yards with mine so I don't think 308 would be an issue. Hunting was where I was both impressed and realized the limitations. It is VERY light and easy to pack. I have the Vortex bench tripod which worked great. The glass was clear enough on deer to differentiate horns, width, and points to about 600 yards. After that, it became more difficult to discern points. After 800 I could still tell bucks from does but only if they were moving. All in all I am more than pleased with my purchase and would buy one again. Now that I know the scope's limitations I never have an issue in the field. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]
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