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It won't meet your $600 limit but you did mention something about low light. If your considering a low light scope "I" would stay away from a Leupold - but, thats "me". <br> <br>Swarovski 2.5 to 10 X 42 would be difficult to beat if only allowed "one" scope. <br> <br>Don
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Don, That comes close to hitting the nail on the head. <br>How about an AV version out of the cheap section of <br>swfa.
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SU, <br> <br>I have no hands on experience with Swarovski's AV series, only their PH series. Sorry, I can't help you <br> <br>Don
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Leupie 6x42mm with mil-dot reticle. <br> <br>Next question?....................(grin) Another big stick Leupold lover.See the trend..
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Leupold 2.5x8 would be my pick. +1
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2.5-10 BDC. Set and forget
All of them do something better than the 30-06, but none of them do everything as well.
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NF 4-16x42 atacr Edit- whoops, missed budget. Just get two SWFA 6x with good rings. Or a 6x and 1-4 if illum is needed.
Edit again - WTF is going on bumping a decades old thread? People used to think asbestos was a good idea . . . Time is a hell of a tutor . . .
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A 2.5-8 x 36 Leupold still works for me.
I have 2.5-8 Leupolds on my most used rifles. A .308 Ruger GSR, .30-06 Montana, .30-06 m-70 SS FW, .338 Win Mag SS M70 Classic and a .375 H&H Talkeetna.
My .223 does hhave a 3-9x40 Leupold on it as does my heaviest barreled AR.
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Don't roll those bloodshot eyes at me.
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Holy old threads!
SWFA guts in a Leupold 6x42 body.
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Re: the mil-dot mention above- IIRC, they are etched reticles.............
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Trijicon TR24 for me. It's not optimal for shots beyond 400 yards, but is lightning-fast up close and works very well in low light.
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Leupold FX II 6x36 for the 284 and a Leupold FX II 4x33 on the "hammer". That is the exact set up I run I have the 6x on a lightweight 30/06 and the 4x on a #1 in9.3x62.
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I'd choose the Zeiss Divari in the classifieds, but then again, I'm the seller!
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Coobie Do, keeps resurrecting's these necro-posts in an on-going battle of half wits with the Alaskan Dwarf Honey Badger.
If we just ignore it maybe they'll just go away.....far away......
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I would watch the classifieds here! Some good deals can be had .
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I also like the Leupold 2.5-8x. Works well for me. Bob
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