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Never checked out a Hensoldt, but would love too someday!!!!
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Ronny, Z6 scopes are hands down the finest I've ever used. There not cheap, but you want crystal clear optics?....Z6 is hard to beat.
In low-light, it was brighter than my S&B. I started with one Z6 and now have a few. Z6's suck!!! Just because you got a deal on re-furbished Z6's, they're the best................... You're a bone-smoker!!
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I think the brightest and nicest glass i own is my Kahles Helia CL 4-12x52. Love that large lense, regardless of what the 'campfire says. Wish I had another one, but hard to find these days.
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Kahles still in buisness dogcatcher?? Not being a smartazz, seriously just don't know??
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Yeah, just not in the USA, and the prices no longer match my wages.
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Is Kahles still affiliated with Swarovski or are they completely on their own now??
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Best to worst......
1. Swarovski Z6 2. NcStar 3. Tasco 4. Barska 5. Mueller 6. Ziess 7. Leupold 8. S&B 9. Hensoldt 10. March
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Best to worst......
1. Swarovski Z6 REFURBISHED 2. NcStar 3. Tasco 4. Barska 5. Mueller 6. Ziess 7. Leupold 8. S&B 9. Hensoldt 10. March
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Never checked out a Hensoldt, but would love too someday!!!! I'm sure you will.....then sell it.
WWP53D
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Best to worst......
1. Swarovski Z6 2. NcStar 3. Tasco 4. Barska 5. Mueller 6. Ziess 7. Leupold 8. S&B 9. Hensoldt 10. March What about Nikko Sterling?
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Never checked out a Hensoldt, but would love too someday!!!! I'm sure you will.....then sell it. Probably Stoney Jr.
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Never checked out a Hensoldt, but would love too someday!!!! The ultimate in Tactical optics. My bud has the 6-24x72 mounted on his .22 and you can see the bullets hit the target at 100 yards. I run the 4-16x56FF and even when I take the can cover off, the optics just cut through that heat mirage easier than a dead person voting in a Chicago election. When I was runnin g a Loopy, I had to stop shooting to let the can cool. WioldinfairnesstheglassonthediavariswilldothesameasthehensoldtAlaska ��2002-2011
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Es ist nichts schrecklicher als eine t�tige Unwissenheit.
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I'd have to say that out of my current stock that the Conquest and Monarch Gold line are probably the most crisp to my eyes, but still lacking. Maybe it's my eyes getting worse, but it just seems like most of my scopes are a little blurry. It may be my eyes as well, but most scopes when adjusted for me to see the reticle clear and crisp the image dowrange is slightly blurred or clouded, clear up the downrange image and the reticle gets a little screwy. Of the scopes I currently have the conquest is noticeably better at this than the Minox and Leupy's. I had a Burris Black Diamond 3-12x50 with 30mm tube when they first came out and I remember it being exceptional clear. Even in the high humidity of the gulf coast, I could usually picke up the bullet holes on the 3 hundred yard targets. It was also a huge heavy feeling scope and I let it go with a rifle to a guy that wanted it more than I did. Happy Hunting
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Just purchased a March 10x60x52. I have all of the high end scopes "Zeiss, S&B and Swarovski" and by far the March is the best. I have never looked through a scope as clear as the March. They are very $ but well worth it if you want one of the best scopes money can buy
http://marchscopes.com.au/march-10-60-x-52-tactical-scope-review.html
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Bet your the only one in DOR to own a March.
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My ratings are as follows
1. Zeiss Hensoldt 2. Zeiss Diavari 3. Swarovski 4. S&B 5. Trijicon
WildfollowedbynightforceleupoldetcAlaska ��2002-2011 I'd go: 1. Zeiss Hensoldt 2. Zeiss Diavari 3. S&B 4. Swarovski TrijiconnightforceleupoldetcAlaska
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It may be my eyes as well, but most scopes when adjusted for me to see the reticle clear and crisp the image dowrange is slightly blurred or clouded, clear up the downrange image and the reticle gets a little screwy. Of the scopes I currently have the conquest is noticeably better at this than the Minox and Leupy's.
It's not just you. I get that too. In the field I focus for low-light clarity. At the range I'll focus for reticle clarity.
The CENTER will hold.
Reality, Patriotism,Trump: you can only pick two
FÜCK PUTIN!
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WioldinfairnesstheglassonthediavariswilldothesameasthehensoldtAlaska
WildalaskaIdon'thinksotheHensoldthasdifferentcoatings.
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WioldinfairnesstheglassonthediavariswilldothesameasthehensoldtAlaska
WildalaskaIdon'thinksotheHensoldthasdifferentcoatings. Yes it does which is why I rate the hensoldt higher. I was merely refering to the Diavaris ability to cut through heat mirage. WildthehensoldtistillbetterAlaska ��2002-2011
Es ist nichts schrecklicher als eine t�tige Unwissenheit.
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I've owned a few and so far the most impressive for me is the Schmidt&Bender 3-12X50 Zenith with their plex reticle. The clarity is simply amazing and with the 1st focal plain reticle if you can see the animal you can see you'll see the reticle. It's an amazing optical instrument! It wasn't cheap but I've never regretted buying it.
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