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<blockquote data-quote="FURMAN" data-source="post: 1726737" data-attributes="member: 26535"><p>That generalization may be true for most it is far from the truth for me. I will never justify a purchase just because I spent money on it. As a matter of fact I would say I am the exact opposite. If I paid a premium for something, anything, it had better justify the cost so I do not have to. The FACT is most cheaper scopes will not repeat zero or hold zero after extended hard use. I have tested most and most are great at tracking but the durability in hard use just is not there. Many of the nicer features are also missing like the feel of the turrets or low light performance. NOBODY I know(I know there are plenty) buys expensive stuff just to waste money. I have owned pretty much every single exposed turret scope made(within the past 5-10 years) with the exception of Burris, S&B, and some of the new ones like Tangent, and Zero Compromise. Nightforce and March are some of the best and I can assure you there is nothing under $2k that will compete PERIOD.</p><p></p><p>I would agree that most can't tell because most don't really use their equipment to its fullest. I also personally feel glass is overrated. I am paying for mechanical durability and repeatability. After that I am paying for extra features I want. In the case of March I am paying for the durabilty of the heavy hitters in a lighter package.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FURMAN, post: 1726737, member: 26535"] That generalization may be true for most it is far from the truth for me. I will never justify a purchase just because I spent money on it. As a matter of fact I would say I am the exact opposite. If I paid a premium for something, anything, it had better justify the cost so I do not have to. The FACT is most cheaper scopes will not repeat zero or hold zero after extended hard use. I have tested most and most are great at tracking but the durability in hard use just is not there. Many of the nicer features are also missing like the feel of the turrets or low light performance. NOBODY I know(I know there are plenty) buys expensive stuff just to waste money. I have owned pretty much every single exposed turret scope made(within the past 5-10 years) with the exception of Burris, S&B, and some of the new ones like Tangent, and Zero Compromise. Nightforce and March are some of the best and I can assure you there is nothing under $2k that will compete PERIOD. I would agree that most can't tell because most don't really use their equipment to its fullest. I also personally feel glass is overrated. I am paying for mechanical durability and repeatability. After that I am paying for extra features I want. In the case of March I am paying for the durabilty of the heavy hitters in a lighter package. [/QUOTE]
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