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emert
Guest
Are these as good as I hear? How do they compare to the NF BR scopes for clarity and handling mirage? If you have used both I would like your opinion. Thanks
J
J. Pendergraft
Guest
I have NF scopes and until I looked through the scope you mention I would not have believed the difference. At the World Open last July I looked through the March and the clarity at 60 magnification was awesome. Whether they are worth the price is an individual matter. I'll personally have to stick with my NF scopes for now. If you have the money for a March I think you will not be disappointed.
Dick Grosbier
Club Coordinator
I shot a borrowed 10x60 last year for 2 days, and now my own is due in a couple days. The price is high but I have not seen anybody so far say they are disappointed .
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Bullen
Guest
Hi.
I'm from Sweden and I bought one 10-60 x 52BR scoop last year.
This is the best I ever done.
I won a Benhrest competition here in Sweden (Nordic championship) with my 10-60 x 52BR 2 days ago.
It was 300 meter (more than 300 yards) UNL Wintergames in the cold Swedish temperature.
It was superb with the scoope.
I change from a Zeiss Victory Diavari 12-24 x 56T and dont regret it.
Buy that scoop and get satisfied.
Good Luck and thanks to Kelbly/Hobie
I'm from Sweden and I bought one 10-60 x 52BR scoop last year.
This is the best I ever done.
I won a Benhrest competition here in Sweden (Nordic championship) with my 10-60 x 52BR 2 days ago.
It was 300 meter (more than 300 yards) UNL Wintergames in the cold Swedish temperature.
It was superb with the scoope.
I change from a Zeiss Victory Diavari 12-24 x 56T and dont regret it.
Buy that scoop and get satisfied.
Good Luck and thanks to Kelbly/Hobie
E
emert
Guest
Thank you for the info. I hope to hear from others with their input. I am located in WestTexas near San Angelo and would like to hear from someone that is near enough for me to be able to check out their March scope. I have both a 600 yd and 1000 yd range on the ranch we could shoot on.
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malcarjeb
Guest
10-16x52
My buddy just got one today and we tried it against a Zeiss and Nightforce. Let me tell you its in a League of its own. Set on the same power as the Zeiss at 24 the March was brighter and could see bullet holes better in all lighting conditions. The same with the Nightforce with the power set at 42. And then you turn the March on up to 60 and its like nothing I have ever seen. I really think the March set on 60x is better than my Zeiss spotting scope set at 60x. I really never thought that a Zeiss 6-24x56 could be beat in the light gathering area but its meet its match!
My buddy just got one today and we tried it against a Zeiss and Nightforce. Let me tell you its in a League of its own. Set on the same power as the Zeiss at 24 the March was brighter and could see bullet holes better in all lighting conditions. The same with the Nightforce with the power set at 42. And then you turn the March on up to 60 and its like nothing I have ever seen. I really think the March set on 60x is better than my Zeiss spotting scope set at 60x. I really never thought that a Zeiss 6-24x56 could be beat in the light gathering area but its meet its match!
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gtofan
Guest
How is the clarity at 60X compared to 42 of the NF?
How sensitive is the focus and can the the target be in sharp focus at 60X?
I'm starting to like this March.
How sensitive is the focus and can the the target be in sharp focus at 60X?
I'm starting to like this March.
M
malcarjeb
Guest
The clarity at 60 is better than a NF at 42. The focus isn't near as sensitive as the NF. The side focus is smooth and very effective. I am able to see .20 caliber holes in the white at 500 yards in low light!!
