I am looking for another S&B scope and have a question.
S&B are a great company producing some fantastic optics, in fact the best hunting optics I have ever had the pleasure to use. The 8x56 Klassic made in Hungary though is their most basic model. I looked at a S&B 8x56 Klassic a month ago with a view to buy it and though the image was bright, focus was perfect, image clarity was spot on, I did not see any method of parallax correction. The S&B site only says the Hungarian 8x56 "Klassic" is set up in the factory to zero parallax at 100m.
Is there any form of parallax correction on this scope? Did I miss something? If not, could you advise the maximum parallax error on the one you are selling at 25m and 100m?
The reason I am asking is the one I examined had no parallax at 100m, but it was 4 inches out at 25m with one's head going from full up to full down or full left to full right. At the moment I still do not know whether this fixed parallax for 100m is a feature of this scope or if I was looking at a faulty scope or if they are all like that. As I mentioned everything else about it was perfect. I emailed this question to S&B UK a month ago (twice) and asked about service cost if I bought it and then got a service to get the parallax error fixed, but no reply.
If your scope does not have this parallax problem I would be interested in it.
