Vx-6hd

Havent heard a peep about these? sounds nice to me... what models?
 
Looks like everything up to the 3-18 will be in the new models, possibly the 4-24 I really can't remember. I think I saw a new reticle or two in the list also. I'm looking forward to some feedback when they hit the streets. I figured someone on here would've had some top secret Intel by now.
 
Looks like all the higher magnification ranges anyway. Hoping they tweak a few things like, more audible clicks, consist magnification ring tension, aluminium turrets, and why not better glass. Looks like the 4.5x52mm is going to msrp for $2450 which is about a $250 jump. This is going of a web store that lists them, but no real specs or pics.
 
Double turn locking turret, upgraded glass, internal level indicator, built in throw lever (can be removed).
 
Double turn locking turret, upgraded glass, internal level indicator, built in throw lever (can be removed).

Has a new coating that sheds fingerprints, dirt, water, etc. All models come with the Alumina flip back lens covers. Comes with a free CDS dial. New reticle options. More robust erector system. The 4-24 is 34mm

This should give an idea of price]
 
It's all of the VX-6 line that's getting the upgrade. If anyone wants one of the older models I can probably get my hands on some closeout ones from my distributor for cheap.

Mac
 
Hi there im new to this post and thread. I've got a 26 nolser for a Christmas present and can't decide on a scope I think I've narrowed it down to 2 scope vx6hd 4-24, or the huskemaw scope what do you guys thinks an opinions thank you
 
Elkdown13,

You might take a look at the Bushnell 6500 4 1/2-30X50. It is two ounces lighter than the VX-6 4-24X52. I don't know about the VX-6hd though. I do know the glass in 6500 4 1/2-30X is barely better than the regular VX-6 from comparing them side by side on an optics chart. Both have barely better glass than the Huskemaw 5-20X. The Bushnell has hydrophobic coatings also. I sold my VX-6 and other scopes which don't have the hydrophobic coating.

By the way both my 4 1/2-30X50's are crystal clear throughout their magnification range and match the VX-6 in low light performance. Also they are much cheaper.
 
Thank you I will look into that from what I hear these vx6hd are supposed to be the new thing I would love to get my hands on one before I decide but my local sportmans won't start getting them tell march
 
I have a couple of the old models (2) and just ordered another on close out. I'm sure the new HD line will be nice, but their is no way I would sale my older models to upgrade. If I need another scope in the future I will give them serious consideration. Any price increase puts them in Euro optic range.
 

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