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Rifle Scopes Sightron SIII 10-50x60 riflescope

Re: Sightron SIII 10-50x60 riflescope

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: seaaggie</div><div class="ubbcode-body">is that enough scope???? </div></div> He said he wanted it for F/Class shooting. In F/Class you need the power. The guy that won the state championship used a 60x the same guy also won the regionals with the same scope. In F/Class power to a point wins.So a 10x50 would work greagt if it will hold POI and track right
 
Re: Sightron SIII 10-50x60 riflescope

I've mentioned this in the Birdforums and it seems like there is some interest to use this rifle scope as a spotting scope. If mounted to a monopod, this can be an uber light and durable spotter.

The 60mm objective puts it squarely into the territory of spotters.
 
Re: Sightron SIII 10-50x60 riflescope

I have yet to find a scope beside the S&B12-50 that performs even "decently" at 40x or over. Just sold a March 10-60 and NF 12-42, also had a boosted leupy 18-40x and 20-50x. They all drop off a ton of light over 40x and you get color fringing plus a huge loss of resolution making the picture ghastly to look at. Keeping in mind your looking through a $2500 scope and wondering where that extra $2000 went is a sad thing. I'm sticking to 20-30x scopes for F-Class as I don't need more, or can't live with the picture/price over higher magnifications.

Why manufacturers still try beats me. I think the only company that gets the problems is USO with their SN9 having a long tube and 80mm objective. How S&B does it I don't know, but this is a freaky good scope!!!