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I am looking hard at getting one of these and am curious if anyone has had a chance to look through one.
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That one doesn't have a parallax adjustment.
I've asked a couple of posters to check theirs out at two and three hundred yards to see how much shows up on 15x but if they've reported on it I've managed to miss it.
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Thats exactly what I was wondering, what does the picture look like at the higher powers.
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I find scopes that go much above 10x without parallax adjustments to be odd.
Presumably if that much magnification is necessary then you're aiming at a small target and/or something far away so being able to reduce parallax would be important to the situation.
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I find scopes that go much above 10x without parallax adjustments to be odd.
Presumably if that much magnification is necessary then you're aiming at a small target and/or something far away so being able to reduce parallax would be important to the situation. +1 Mathman, and that is an understatement!
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