I agree with the comments, above, on the majority of hunters...
Most hunters are just like me, and don't need a scope with exacting-elevation-settings. Good glass and durability and holding zero can be had for 300-400 dollars.
It's still true, even today, that most deer are killed well-within 200 yards.
No magic here.... I sight my .06 in at 200 yards and go hunting.
Boring, ain't it.
:-)
That probably works in your locale....
Consider a hunter in the west, he applies for a special tag, it may take ten years to draw that tag. He uses vacation time , travels a couple hundred miles to hunt. The terrain is open, long shots are likely. Thousands of dollars and years of time are invested. The animal population is low (that's why it is a draw unit) Would you trust a scope that worked ok and was suspect in terms of reliability? hell no!
Granted they are the minority in numbers compared to the average eastern deer hunter.....
Some of you need to get out more....
So one deer tag in 10 years versus a guy that shoots 10 deer a year in his locale.
Following that logic, the guy that gets laid once every 10 years in Wyoming is a playboy, the guy that screws 100 girls is 10 years is a novice.
'If you say the parent you were most afraid when you were a kid was your dad, you grew up in the city.'
