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Just got it in, So far I think I really like ,the clarity,eye relief,looks ,and style. In a non scientific test yesterday evening,I think my Leupolds,and Conquests are going to get a real run for their money.
After I shoot it,I'll report back on tracking,and repeatibility.
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They are very nice scopes, I have a hard time telling the difference between them and the Conquest.
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Awesome scope. I don't still have my Meostar to do a direct comparison with but I don't think there is much difference between those two either. Right on par with my Conquests and Minox in my opinion. I suspect the prices are set to rise on these once the word gets out a little more.
I bought into Meopta early and was able to get nice binoculars and a great spotting scope for substantially less than anything you can directly compare them to as well. Consider me a fan I guess.
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What reticle did you get? Let me know if you find your click adjustments about perfect.
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Their fatal flaw is no turrets.
If they made an M1 style turret, they would be about perfect.
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Great glass imo and I have several. Like the 2.5-10x50 and 3-12x50. They do however lack good reticals and turrets as mentioned above.
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I was told over a year ago that they would offer elevation turrets, and so far nothing.
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I got the plex in one,and the number 4 in another delivered today. The plex is a little fine for my liking,but useable.
When dusk arrives here in a little bit,im guessing i will like the #4 better in low light.
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Not sure if they are available in the US, but Meopta do make a couple of "tactical" style scopes with turrets..
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I got the plex in one,and the number 4 in another delivered today. The plex is a little fine for my liking,but useable.
When dusk arrives here in a little bit,im guessing i will like the #4 better in low light. The center portion of the #4 is really thin. Be good for longrange though.
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The thing will track reliably. And as for Leupy....please. They dont even rate being in this discussion. The glass to my eyes was better than the conquest. Love the larger FOV too. The plex to me is perfect. My blind azz never lost the ability to see it when the light faded away. Great scope
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I have two of them, and absolutely love them. Mine both have the BDC reticle. Excellent in low light, precise adjustments, and have a very quality feel to them. I will be buying more Meopta products in the future.
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OP: how's the eye relief?
This is a shooting forum, there is no place here for logic.
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To my eye ? Better than anything else I have. I have a LOT!!!!
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I was a Meopta dealer for several years until they changed importers and raised the prices. They are outstanding products and I never had a complaint or a return on any of their products.
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I have 2 meostar 4x16 with the 30mmtube and just got 2 Meostar 1 inch tubes in the 6x18 range. They to me hands down the best buys in optics one can get right now. I am gonna start to get rid of everything that's not a Meopta.
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I have a couple of them and prefer them over a Conquest. Great eye releif and clarity.
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