Choosing a scope for Precision Rifle

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Title	:	Choosing a scope for Precision Rifle
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Thank you for the video but I'm sorry but your accent is just too strong for me to follow you
Comment from : Michael McDonough

Im fairly new in this sport but i'd like to know the turret adjustment is spot on I can take a hit on glass quality as i only shoot out to 212m regularly or 350m max brI fully cheaped out on my first scope $200 off ebay for a FFP 6-24x50 no regrets Ill outgrow it soon enough no doubt and slop in the turrets is the first thing i found to be a problem
Comment from : Luke Mc

Why do I want mil? I speak American and moa makes sense to me
Comment from : Nate Brown

clarity is more important
Comment from : Aaron Midkiff

Image quality on high magnification and spot on reliable tracking and no questions asked lifetime warranty including their electronics IE Illuminated reticles are most important
Comment from : Common Sense

For PRS scopes that I think are important and why:br1: durability You’re going to bang up your scope If it can’t take a bump here and there and lose zero, it’s worthless My Vortex Razor Gen 1 tracks really well, but isn’t durable br2: tracking Pretty straight forward here We dial on our scopes and they need to be precise br3: glass quality and reticle design I prefer a simple Christmas tree reticle brbrThe scope I’m running is the IOR Crusader
Comment from : Wizzle 097

Why is there no S&B PM2 in that collection?
Comment from : J H

I used to run Vortex razor HD’s until I looked through a Leupold Now, clarity trumps features for me
Comment from : Jin Byun

Leica 25x15x56i best glass I've looked through, would like to see the Zeiss prs 3
Comment from : sand flea

It's extremely overwhelming As someone just getting into long range it's insane trying to decide what to buy and what reticle to get
Comment from : Nick

The most important thing is to have a boat load of money 🤑
Comment from : Mitch Schneider

I run razors now I love the durability, weight and turrets on them And the Gen 3 zero stop is next level Unless ZCO does a zero stop with that kind of ease ability I’ll stick with my gen 3’s from now on I think what they did on the zero stop is phenomenal
Comment from : Competitive Airgunning

What would you guys recommend for someone with shooting experience that wants to get into prs shooting rifle and scope
Comment from : intoxicated dog

WhatsApp is the supreme, manufacturer, caliber and model of rifle for competition of PRS?brCongratulations for your videos and a big hug from Brazil…
Comment from : Job Ps

For me 1) tremor3, 2) 34mm, 3) lowest-$$$, 4) a couple of months of Chef Boyardee on sale at the market
Comment from : VoodooSurvivor

So make it easy for us What one is the cheapest that ticks all the boxes? 🤣
Comment from : Boboblott84

Seriously thinking about a Burris XTRiii Durability is my number 1, I would gladly sacrifice glass quality for it Being in Australia I also think it's important to look at the customer service of the scope companies in case of issues Country of manufacture also plays a part
Comment from : Dale Holt

I'm currently running at s&b pm 2 but looking for an upgrade to an Christmas tree reticle in the new year , and probably go with an s&b 6-36x56 pm2 , just used to there scopes and to keep the same turret rotation
Comment from : alterianspartan