PRS scope that passes drop eval?

[Lawnboi]

How many people reading RokSlide and adjust on the fly as you describe? Also, that adjusting on the fly is based on making a great shot, seeing the impact, and making a great correction on the fly (including some mental math). Yeah, I took the classes from the top pros too.

That mule deer or elk may not hang around for that.

That’s a whole different discussion and one of the hardest parts of shooting; seeing your actual impact.

Deer and elk don’t hang around and I’m muc rather just first round a steel target too.

 

[UpNorth89]

I'm not checking my zero several times per day or every day on a hunting trip. If I lean my rifle against a tree and it falls over I don't want to worry about the zero shifting. That's the difference.

 

[alexnelon]

Hitting targets is hitting targets.

Maybe not a big deal to everyone but it is to me. I value the same in a scope be it for hunting or PRS.

Animals are not targets. Targets do not matter as much as animals.

That’s the difference. PRS is a game and losing the game doesn’t hurt anything.

So it’s not crazy or foolish for people playing a game to choose FoV, eyebox, and glass clarity over zero retention when the chances are a hundred times higher that you’ll lose points from not catching trace vs someone running over your gun with a sxs.

 

[Lawnboi]

Animals are not targets. Targets do not matter as much as animals.

That’s the difference. PRS is a game and losing the game doesn’t hurt anything.

So it’s not crazy or foolish for people playing a game to choose FoV, eyebox, and glass clarity over zero retention when the chances are a hundred times higher that you’ll lose points from not catching trace vs someone running over your gun with a sxs.

Dude it’s not as important we get it.

What’s wrong with someone wanting a comp scope that holds zero? It’s an important factor for that as well. Have you shot prs?

People kill big bulls with leupold scopes too.

I have never had the opportunity to re zero my rifle at a match. Not once. That’s why I choose to shoot what I do.