newtostalking123
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Still unsure tbh, I’m looking more towards variable, just incase !
Thanks for the advice
Scope for a .270
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Thanks for the advice
Norfolk Deer Search
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8x56 Schmidt Bender is what you need 
Scarpa
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Just remember that age has a large effect on what glass you need. At almost 60 I find a 42mm scope is just as good in low light up to 9x mag as anything larger as my max exit pull is now about 4mm. In fact my Hawke 1-4 x 24 gives me as clear a picture in the evening as my old Kahles 42mm scope. Unless you are using the higher mags up in the double figures why cart around extra weight?
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I, as many did, did a lot of my early shooting 'back in the day' when scopes were a luxury. When the time came I treated myself to a Tasco scope and a LOT of squirrels were unhappy about it (albeit very briefly 
) I found it hard to imagine that things could get much better.
Over the years since I have had the opportunity to either shoot with, or look through, many fine and very expensive scopes but only one ever really gave me that feeling of "Oooh, If only I could !" It was a S+B PM11 5-25x56 and at about £4000 probably worth more than the entire contents of both my gun safes.
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) I found it hard to imagine that things could get much better.Over the years since I have had the opportunity to either shoot with, or look through, many fine and very expensive scopes but only one ever really gave me that feeling of "Oooh, If only I could !" It was a S+B PM11 5-25x56 and at about £4000 probably worth more than the entire contents of both my gun safes.
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See post #19. Not only will it do all you want it to do it will be 'in budget' too.
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