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Buckmaster101
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Posted: August/31/2009 at 11:31 |
Some great info on this forum guy's. I need a scope for my 325WSM. I hunt open fields mostly so long shots are common. (200-500 yards). I'm stuck between the Swarovski Z3 4*12-50 BXR reticle or the Leupold VX3L 4.5*14-56 Boone&crocket. What would you do and why. Thanks |
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257WM_CDL-SF
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are you kidding the Swarovski
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SamC
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Roy Finn
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From an optical standpoint Leupold doesn't make anything in the same class as Swarovski.
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bugsNbows
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Swaro ALL the way. No contest IMO.
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swtucker
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I'd go with the Swarovski hands down. It's just a better scope.
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danjojoUSMC
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That's a lot of money for either one.
How are Swarovski scopes for durability...extremely tough? Always hold zero no matter what? Seems people get very excited about them but I can't stop picturing their little glass figures at the stores in the malls. |
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Ed Connelly
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Urimaginaryfrnd
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Swarovski is the better choice. Look on samplelist for some deals.
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Acenturian
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Swaro has better glass. To answer the above questions, yes they are tuff or just as tuff as a Leupold or any other quality scope. Swarovski scopes hold zero and provide a much brighter image over the Leupold. Leupold still makes a fine scope but they are outclassed in this comparison.
The glass figures in the mall I believe are a sister company to the swarovski. The crystal logo is the swan the eagle is the optik company.
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danjojoUSMC
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I'll take your guys word for it, messed me up the first time I actually tried to go into one of the stores because I wanted to look at some scopes and binoculars to see how great they are. Seems like every mall in San Diego wants to have those little stores here.
I've read a few times in other forums about problems with some Swarovski AV scopes, but since then all the Swarovski scopes use different erector systems? |
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brodeur272
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Go with the Swaro...
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JF4545
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I have both ,I like both. But I would also go Swaro, Better Glass, Way Better FOV, Just Better!
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I have a 6-24x50, with target knobs, and fine hairs on my Browning M-1000 chambered in 7mmWSM. It's my first Swarf and I'll never look back.
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