My dilema with the the 2-10x42 VX5-HD was trying to focus the scope for 50 yds at 2 power then jumping to 10 at 100 yds. I'm very confident in knowing how to focus a riflescope and in my sample I always was re focusing for different powers specifically on either end. In my opinion it needed a side focus/parallax adjustment....that was my experience anyways. Again, I don't dial. Sighting in this model was no problems and it did track very good for me doing this, The scope is nice and compact and pretty light though...i tested out the VX5HD in a 2-10x42. It was great for the money and although i didn't test out the dials on the other Leopold's i owned, after testing this one i would absolutely buy one of them again.
My dilema with the the 2-10x42 VX5-HD was trying to focus the scope for 50 yds at 2 power then jumping to 10 at 100 yds. I'm very confident in knowing how to focus a riflescope and in my sample I always was re focusing for different powers specifically on either end. In my opinion it needed a side focus/parallax adjustment....that was my experience anyways. Again, I don't dial. Sighting in this model was no problems and it did track very good for me doing this, The scope is nice and compact and pretty light though...
$411 and change or less depending on model at Sport Optics with code EURO16I’m digging the meopta optika 5 4-20x50. Under $500, turrets are short and not exposed but do the job well. Not a PRS scope but for long range hunting and plinking it’s awesome.