Thinking of getting one in a couple of months. But is it worth the money ? Ive heard nothing but good things about it. But there seem to be a lack of reviews and tests on teh intarweb...
Re: Thoughts on Zeiss Victory Diarange 3-12x56 ?
Just met a firend of mine with one of those scopes. If I knew you need an opinion, I would've asked. He put it on his SL8 and seems to be happy with his decision.
They are quite popular for hunting rifles I understand.
Just met a firend of mine with one of those scopes. If I knew you need an opinion, I would've asked. He put it on his SL8 and seems to be happy with his decision.
They are quite popular for hunting rifles I understand.
Re: Thoughts on Zeiss Victory Diarange 3-12x56 ?
Here are my five cents worth,
the optics are great, the rangefinder works within there limits, low light, fog, glare small objects and so on,
for a hunting piece I would get one asap, for just shooting and or the rigours of the tactical field, I would spare the scope and get something els like a S&V PMII.
Best regards Chris
Here are my five cents worth,
the optics are great, the rangefinder works within there limits, low light, fog, glare small objects and so on,
for a hunting piece I would get one asap, for just shooting and or the rigours of the tactical field, I would spare the scope and get something els like a S&V PMII.
Best regards Chris
Re: Thoughts on Zeiss Victory Diarange 3-12x56 ?
Will be primarily used for hunting so this looks promising. Cant wait.... there's supposed to be a remote trigger for the range finder, and the responsetime on the range finder is supposed to be quite good.
Will be primarily used for hunting so this looks promising. Cant wait.... there's supposed to be a remote trigger for the range finder, and the responsetime on the range finder is supposed to be quite good.
Re: Thoughts on Zeiss Victory Diarange 3-12x56 ?
What are you going to hunt? I presume distances may get a bit long in Norway. But do remember, that you need to take 3-5 measurements to be sure you're hitting the target and nothing else (tree branch, ground beyond the target etc.)
I would probly go with a quality scope and separate LRF (price/performance ratio) but that's just me and Finland ain't Norway...
What are you going to hunt? I presume distances may get a bit long in Norway. But do remember, that you need to take 3-5 measurements to be sure you're hitting the target and nothing else (tree branch, ground beyond the target etc.)
I would probly go with a quality scope and separate LRF (price/performance ratio) but that's just me and Finland ain't Norway...
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