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I'll also go with a Meopta 6x42mm with a #4. Outstanding glass and a great reticle. Bob
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Got one of those too- an Artemis.
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I'll also go with a Meopta 6x42mm with a #4. Outstanding glass and a great reticle. Bob Are you talking Meopro?
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I'll also go with a Meopta 6x42mm with a #4. Outstanding glass and a great reticle. Bob Are you talking Meopro? That is the only 6x42 Meopta makes currently. I would look for a Meopta r1 with a 4c reticle and call it good
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Don't own any scopes that cost over $700.00
The reticle is very important to me also, as others have mentioned.
Where I hunt, my perception is that I see most of the animals I shoot very early or very late, so low light capability is at the top of the list.
I have a Meopro 3.5-10x44 with German #4 that is great to my eyes. A Conquest 3-9x40 with German #4 that is great and a VX-3 1.75-6x32 with a Custom Shop #4 that is pretty decent. My Elite 4200 3-9x40 is pretty good but I lose the reticle quite often, it is a duplex.
I've owned two Vipers that to my eyes were noticeably inferior in low light to my other scopes - for my eyes. The Nikons I've looked through were about the same as Vipers. I've had a couple of Fullfield II's that were surprisingly good in low light.
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all my low light scopes are ziess conquest and meoptas.
itll get me later than i need to shoot.
To me the best money spent on a scope is the $350 3-10x44 meopta doug sells.
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Owned just about every scope made under $2500, so I'm going with Trijicon green dot. It'll give you a shot in darkness if you can still see outline of animal.
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To me the best money spent on a scope is the $350 3-10x44 meopta doug sells. Definitely. Bright and clear optics that is available with either a #4 or Meopta's slightly thicker duplex. Bob
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Thanks for all the input guys.... I have a used ziess conquest on loan (with possible sale) for the last few days so that I could look through i at dusk... and it looks very good.... But I have decided to give it back to him (Ring marks on scope)
So I just ordered a Meopta 3-10x44 From Cameraland bases upon the recommendations here..
Thanks for all your input and pictures... You guys have been a great help!
Regards, Dan
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