Mountain rifle scope suggestions

Tl15

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There’s a Credo HX 2.5-15x42 in the classifieds right now that would be a really nice fit.
 

csatt90

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The Zeiss V4 line is pretty solid. I have the 4-16x44 on my 270 WSM and have taken it out to 900+ at targets for fun and has tracked/held zero perfectly. Lightweight and seem to be built well. They are very affordable.
 

Tl15

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The Zeiss V4 line is pretty solid. I have the 4-16x44 on my 270 WSM and have taken it out to 900+ at targets for fun and has tracked/held zero perfectly. Lightweight and seem to be built well. They are very affordable.
I agree. I replaced all my VX5HD’s with V4 4-16x50’s and am very happy with the swap at this price range.
 
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The Zeiss V4 line is pretty solid. I have the 4-16x44 on my 270 WSM and have taken it out to 900+ at targets for fun and has tracked/held zero perfectly. Lightweight and seem to be built well. They are very affordable.

I like these as well


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The Zeiss V4 line is pretty solid. I have the 4-16x44 … and seem to be built well. They are very affordable.
Brother and I both have this scope on our finnlight.

Held zero though year 1. Reasonable compromise of magnification to weight.
 

pc3

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I’ll be running a March 3-24x52 FFP for an NZ sth Island trip this year, might be worth looking into.
 

Waxy

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I bought a Leica Amplus 6 last fall.

I am REALLY impressed with it. The glass quality is easily on par with the Zeiss and Swarovski stuff in the same or slightly higher price range.

It's light, function's beautifully, and has really good reviews for reliability in Europe where they're far more common.

Definitely worth a look!

Waxy
 
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