Harvest Score
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I am huge fan of Zeiss Conquest HD Binos usually can get them around $800 on classifieds then you can grab a great tripod as well.
Making the most of your budget
- Thread starter CowboyLeroy
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Whats your budget? I have used high end glass but convinced lessor glass gets you into the same dance. The only time I would spend big money on high end glass would be if it were my job or something that was all of the time.
With that said I have Nikon Monarch 7s and I would put them against some high end stuff any day.
TBH the lessor brands like say Nikon, SIG or even that fact bushnell have some really good stuff in their mid range and top range stuff.
With that said I have Nikon Monarch 7s and I would put them against some high end stuff any day.
TBH the lessor brands like say Nikon, SIG or even that fact bushnell have some really good stuff in their mid range and top range stuff.
WyoDoug
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For rifle scopes I use mid-range Vortex. Wanting to get a Leupold where I can just dial in the range I am shooting at. For binos and spotters, I also buy mid-range. Price of the scope don't make you a good or better hunter. Your tactics and methods do and you can make that happen with the minimal possible budget if you had to.
Ive been getting on the sig sauer band wagon check their stuff out. at a minumum their range finders are second to none
ImBillT
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Most European stuff has lens coatings that really enhance contrast and make animals stand out. While Japanese optics and Leupold are right there with brightness and clarity, they generally can’t compete in terms of contrast. That isn’t true for EVERY Japanese or Leupold, but it is for a high percentage.
Sagebrush1
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I recently purchased a few optics from Maven, and they seem to punch above their weight price-wise.
