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<blockquote data-quote="JustMe2" data-source="post: 2503081" data-attributes="member: 42494"><p>Have you looked at the Revic PMR 428? It does everything you requested plus it has a built-in ballistics calculator which I find ideal for hunting. I don't have to pull out a ballistics calculator/phone app in the field. The scope constantly monitors the temp, altitude, cant, tilt, Coriolis, etc. You just aim at the target pointing rifle level, up hill, down hill, or whatever and dial the range displayed inside the scope on a heads-up display. You don't have to try to read a scope turret in low light conditions or take your eye out of the scope. Couldn't be easier, quicker or more accurate for hunting since the scope knows exactly what you are doing with the rifle and your atmospheric conditions when you're taking the shot not what it was an hour before the shot. Everything you need to make the shot is illuminated inside the scope during those low light conditions you were worrying about.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JustMe2, post: 2503081, member: 42494"] Have you looked at the Revic PMR 428? It does everything you requested plus it has a built-in ballistics calculator which I find ideal for hunting. I don't have to pull out a ballistics calculator/phone app in the field. The scope constantly monitors the temp, altitude, cant, tilt, Coriolis, etc. You just aim at the target pointing rifle level, up hill, down hill, or whatever and dial the range displayed inside the scope on a heads-up display. You don't have to try to read a scope turret in low light conditions or take your eye out of the scope. Couldn't be easier, quicker or more accurate for hunting since the scope knows exactly what you are doing with the rifle and your atmospheric conditions when you're taking the shot not what it was an hour before the shot. Everything you need to make the shot is illuminated inside the scope during those low light conditions you were worrying about. [/QUOTE]
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