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Spotting scope zoom and advice for targets
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<blockquote data-quote="Bravo 4" data-source="post: 1939445" data-attributes="member: 8873"><p>Reactive, as in steel? I usually have my spotter set about 17-20 power, but I'm also watching trace. No need for really high mag at that range unless you are trying to see hits on paper. Even then mirage can be a big factor. What power is your rifle scope, and can you see hits on target with it? </p><p>L. Sherm is mostly right about quality. But even a somewhat budget spotter will have a decent picture on lower power, when you crank them up is when you will really notice flaws in the glass/coatings quality.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bravo 4, post: 1939445, member: 8873"] Reactive, as in steel? I usually have my spotter set about 17-20 power, but I’m also watching trace. No need for really high mag at that range unless you are trying to see hits on paper. Even then mirage can be a big factor. What power is your rifle scope, and can you see hits on target with it? L. Sherm is mostly right about quality. But even a somewhat budget spotter will have a decent picture on lower power, when you crank them up is when you will really notice flaws in the glass/coatings quality. [/QUOTE]
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