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Rifles, Reloading, Optics, Equipment
Long Range Scopes and Other Optics
Trying to pick right scope for my needs.
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<blockquote data-quote="Orange Dust" data-source="post: 2485526" data-attributes="member: 92702"><p>None of those are "Wrong" choices. In a hunting scope Too much on the low end can be worse than not enough on the high end. FOV can be everything on something close and moving. Over the years a 5.5-6 on the low end has cost me a couple of animals and 16-20 has always been enough for big game on the high end. Since it is a .243 and your do everything as well as possible this might be a great time to choose something like a March 3-24 x52. Low power for deer that may be close and high power for steel and varmints. Much lighter that what you are looking at and may pair better with the gun. Glass will be between the NF and SB. Just something to add to your list to consider, Like I said none of your choices are "Wrong".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Orange Dust, post: 2485526, member: 92702"] None of those are "Wrong" choices. In a hunting scope Too much on the low end can be worse than not enough on the high end. FOV can be everything on something close and moving. Over the years a 5.5-6 on the low end has cost me a couple of animals and 16-20 has always been enough for big game on the high end. Since it is a .243 and your do everything as well as possible this might be a great time to choose something like a March 3-24 x52. Low power for deer that may be close and high power for steel and varmints. Much lighter that what you are looking at and may pair better with the gun. Glass will be between the NF and SB. Just something to add to your list to consider, Like I said none of your choices are "Wrong". [/QUOTE]
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