Okie_Poke
Lil-Rokslider
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Why do you say that?Probably not the scope Id choose for a stand or blind hunting gun,
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Why do you say that?Probably not the scope Id choose for a stand or blind hunting gun,
Because at 6x with a 28 (or whatever) mm objective, the exit pupil is only 4.x, so it’s just not capable of letting in as much light, therefore it has limited performance in very dark conditions with the magnification turned all the way up. From a fixed position (a stand or blind) the extra field of view is less important to me because animals are generally moving slowly and often a bit further away compared to how I mainly hunt with this scope. Its not that this scope cant do it, at 3-4x its plenty bright, its just that if that was my main use-case I would be more OK giving up some field of view in order to get a brighter image while being +magnified a little more right at first and last light. No scope is perfect, its just a different ranking of priorities around what I want in a scope for different uses.Why do you say that?
Sorry if I didn't make that clear. There is plenty of eye relief, and very forgiving as well. I think it’s fair to say its consensus that it’s one of the best traits of this scope. But you just bought one, let us know when you get it set up!Just bought one of these for a DG rifle. How’s the eye relief? Trij states 3.9” but how is it in practice? On a 375HH, it’s an important specification for me.
…Eyebox is really great, id say its noticeably better than my 3-9 credo, more forgiving and a bit longer, more like the eyebox on the Leupold VX scopes I’ve owned in the past.
…Good eyebox, very useable in general…
…Every time I look through it I ask myself why I don't put one on every rifle I own.
…Still LOVE the eyebox…