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Scope's
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07/27/11 07:35 PM
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Wreckem04
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gents,
I'm wanting to get me a new scope this year for deer season! in your opinion which do you think is better?
Leupold VX-II 3-9X50 (26%, 25 Votes)
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Zeiss Conquest 3-9X40 (74%, 73 Votes)
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Re: Scope's
[Re: Wreckem04]
#2458890
07/27/11 07:59 PM
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quackaholic1
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I have both of the scopes and the Zeiss is a lot better scope. IMO
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Re: Scope's
[Re: Roughneck Country]
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07/27/11 08:14 PM
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rowlettmp
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I may take some grief over this comment but... I would also consider the Bushnel Elite 4200. I believe its better than the Leupold VXii (or VXiii for that matter) and cheeper than the Zeiss.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: rowlettmp]
#2458937
07/27/11 08:17 PM
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BMD
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I may take some grief over this comment but... I would also consider the Bushnel Elite 4200. I believe its better than the Leupold VXii (or VXiii for that matter) and cheeper than the Zeiss. 
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Re: Scope's
[Re: BMD]
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07/27/11 09:00 PM
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LAstrutter
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Definately the Zeiss. I just bought a Conquest in a 3.5-10x50. It's a great scope.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: LAstrutter]
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07/27/11 09:01 PM
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Skylar Mac
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Zeiss is the way to go out of those two.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: BMD]
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07/27/11 09:04 PM
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scot
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I may take some grief over this comment but... I would also consider the Bushnel Elite 4200. I believe its better than the Leupold VXii (or VXiii for that matter) and cheeper than the Zeiss. The 4200 for nearly $200 will hold close to its own to the zeiss for twice the money. But given the two options provided yes the zeiss for sure. The nikon prostaff would be a cheaper better option than the vx-2.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: scot]
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07/27/11 10:54 PM
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cruzing
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I have 3 Zeiss and 2 Kahles on my rifles and you can't beat ether one awesome scopes
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Re: Scope's
[Re: cruzing]
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07/28/11 01:10 AM
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ctonsmitty
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Today's Nikon is equal to a Bushnell...probably comes from the same China factory.
Zeiss>Leupold>Nikon=Bushnell
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Re: Scope's
[Re: ctonsmitty]
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07/28/11 01:25 AM
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sportsman
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I have always been a Leupold guy, but my next scope will be a Zeiss.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: sportsman]
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07/28/11 01:29 AM
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jim1961
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Re: Scope's
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07/28/11 01:34 AM
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Mfloski
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Re: Scope's
[Re: Mfloski]
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07/28/11 01:52 AM
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hawk
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Re: Scope's
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07/28/11 02:08 AM
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dawaba
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Zeiss, again.
The Leupy is a fair bit lighter in weight, and if a guy were building up a super lightweight sheep rifle, he might choose the Leupold if he were looking to save every last ounce in a carrying rifle. But most Texans are allergic to walking or climbing, so it would be Zeiss hands down.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: dawaba]
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07/28/11 04:16 AM
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I know this will be a unpopular response I just feel like a different opinion might be good. I cant see a thing out of a conquest at dawn or dusk. Just for the record I tried a victory in 3-12 X 56 with a 30mm maintube and had the same problem. I would recomend trying these scopes at dusk outside before buying one. It might be my eyes but I could not even make out the shapes of animals with the Victory and could see main beams with an old vari-X II. This was a side by side comparision in a blind. The conquest I tried several years ago was the same.
Never been to a camping world. I prefer Dick's to be honest.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: TEXASLEFTY]
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07/28/11 04:43 AM
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NDN98
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I own the Leoupold VX-II and it is a great scope for the money, but I would buy the Zeiss if the Zeiss was the same price.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: NDN98]
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07/28/11 02:11 PM
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Is that really a question?!!
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Re: Scope's
[Re: TEXASLEFTY]
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07/29/11 06:25 PM
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Sami
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I know this will be a unpopular response I just feel like a different opinion might be good. I cant see a thing out of a conquest at dawn or dusk. Just for the record I tried a victory in 3-12 X 56 with a 30mm maintube and had the same problem. I would recomend trying these scopes at dusk outside before buying one. It might be my eyes but I could not even make out the shapes of animals with the Victory and could see main beams with an old vari-X II. This was a side by side comparision in a blind. The conquest I tried several years ago was the same. That's weird since Victory Diavari 3-12x56 is the best low light scope on the market. There's nothing out there as good as it is when it comes to dusk/dawn hunts (minus of course NV and 72mm scopes).
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Re: Scope's
[Re: Sami]
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07/29/11 06:30 PM
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stxranchman
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Zeiss for me cause that way I only buy one scope that I know is going to last a very, very long time.
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Re: Scope's
[Re: TEXASLEFTY]
#2464116
07/29/11 06:33 PM
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BMD
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I know this will be a unpopular response I just feel like a different opinion might be good. I cant see a thing out of a conquest at dawn or dusk. Just for the record I tried a victory in 3-12 X 56 with a 30mm maintube and had the same problem. I would recomend trying these scopes at dusk outside before buying one. It might be my eyes but I could not even make out the shapes of animals with the Victory and could see main beams with an old vari-X II. This was a side by side comparision in a blind. The conquest I tried several years ago was the same.  the scope was busted or you didn't know how to adjust it! Almost comical that you would say a varixII is even close 
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Re: Scope's
[Re: BMD]
#2464123
07/29/11 06:34 PM
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stxranchman
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