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Reasonable Expectation(s)???and left and right?
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<blockquote data-quote="BJH" data-source="post: 1419287" data-attributes="member: 93876"><p>I would hold on to that grand and wait until i had 2, then go get one that you wont have to question. Just my opinion, but i think its worth having the best optics you can afford and swap between rifles if needed. Sell some unwanted ones and save every dollar you can until you can afford the scope you know will perform (NF, S&B, March, etc.) I went through so many scopes and rifles and different systems trying to save money, after never being satisfied with them i added up what i had spent over the years and it cost me a lot more. I finally cashed in on good equipment. In the long run it has saved me a lot of money doing it that way and the results have been far better performance wise. Even though the sticker shock of the top end glass is scary, if you're serious about performance, there is no short cut that will be "just as good".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BJH, post: 1419287, member: 93876"] I would hold on to that grand and wait until i had 2, then go get one that you wont have to question. Just my opinion, but i think its worth having the best optics you can afford and swap between rifles if needed. Sell some unwanted ones and save every dollar you can until you can afford the scope you know will perform (NF, S&B, March, etc.) I went through so many scopes and rifles and different systems trying to save money, after never being satisfied with them i added up what i had spent over the years and it cost me a lot more. I finally cashed in on good equipment. In the long run it has saved me a lot of money doing it that way and the results have been far better performance wise. Even though the sticker shock of the top end glass is scary, if you're serious about performance, there is no short cut that will be "just as good". [/QUOTE]
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