If they have to cap elevation to hit a price point I’m okay with it. I’d rather have a capped elevation turret than a half-assed elevation turret.
Why the hell buy a scope that you cannot trust adjustments, capped or not? I will GLADLY pay more for something that works, if that's what it takes. I make no concessions for something that does not work.
There's a difference between a scope doesn't track dead on a scope that won't hold zero. I've had scopes that showed some variation in the tracking, but once they were set, they held zero. Yes, these were less expensive scopes. I'd love to be able to have the best of the best for everything hunting related, but sometimes tradeoffs have to be made.
