Looking for some input guys. I'm almost exclusively a hunter, with an occasional trip to range to shoot steel. Never anything further than 600 yds, so don't need an uber heavy, high $$, high power scope. I'm currently running a NF SHV 3.5-10X42 with the MOAR reticle on my primary hunting rig. It's been an extremely solid scope so far, especially mechanically, since I pretty much always dial. The one big knock I have against the SHV is the lack of a zero stop. Everything about this scope if perfect for my application besides the lack of a zero stop. I've recently been hearing much adulation for the new Vortex Razor LHT 3-15. It certainly seems to check all the boxes...zero stop, great glass, light weight, illuminated center dot,etc.. The one thing I haven't read much about is the internals on the Vortex. How good are they? Is the reliability, tracking, returning to zero on par with the SHV? If so, the LHT seems to be an amazing value for the $$. Anyone here have experience with the LHT scope or any other higher end Vortex product? If so, what's your opinion of their quality/reliability, especially compared to the SHV?
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