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The one thing with ZCO is you can buy for relatively cheaper than new in the PX and definitely get back what you paid for it minus shipping and insurance if you don’t like it. Can’t speak to 540’s.I personally own and have shot several thousand rounds behind these 2 scopes. 540i and 527. Please buy the ZCO. Trust me. I am waiting on an 840 to replace my 540.
Care to elaborate?I personally own and have shot several thousand rounds behind these 2 scopes. 540i and 527. Please buy the ZCO. Trust me. I am waiting on an 840 to replace my 540.
Its a long story but consider if something is wrong with your Kahles your probably not going to have it for a few months. Other top tier brands you can measure that in days or weeks. I just don't think swaro/kahles US understands the level of service appropriate or have the capabilities in place to compete with ZCO and TT in this >$4000 tier.Care to elaborate?
Super legit concern with that optic.Its a long story but consider if something is wrong with your Kahles your probably not going to have it for a few months. Other top tier brands you can measure that in days or weeks. I just don't think swaro/kahles US understands the level of service appropriate or have the capabilities in place to compete with ZCO and TT in this >$4000 tier.
I get that ZCO service is stellar and can attest to as much. I had to use ZCO service and other than the $140 it cost me to ship it properly insured, and the fact that they WILL NOT put anything in writing documenting their initial inspection findings, repairs, collimation tests, etc, the service was good. I even got a coveted ZCO hat in the process. Jeff personally called me to discuss the issue and Lori called me to arrange the shipping back to me. Nice. Of course when you never put anything in writing, its easy to deny it ever happened. (Things that make you go hmmmm.) I'm a cynic I know.Its a long story but consider if something is wrong with your Kahles your probably not going to have it for a few months. Other top tier brands you can measure that in days or weeks. I just don't think swaro/kahles US understands the level of service appropriate or have the capabilities in place to compete with ZCO and TT in this >$4000 tier.
Ah, really? I guess you don’t shoot matches that require you to adjust for wind on a tight timeline then. The mark of a shooter graduating to upper mid pack is one who sees exactly where almost every bullet goes, hit or miss, and immediately decides why it went there, and adjusts appropriately. 12 shots, 10 positions, in 90 seconds means to be competitive a shooter needs to clearly see almost everything that happens down range.But if the shots being made successfully, then was the extra 2500 needed, or wanted.
Exactly. And, if the shots are being made SUCCESSFULLY, thennnnn that's because he did all of that, right? Not every single match shooter that places in a pretty decent position is shooting ZCO or Tangent are they?Ah, really? I guess you don’t shoot matches that require you to adjust for wind on a tight timeline then. The mark of a shooter graduating to upper mid pack is one who sees exactly where almost every bullet goes, hit or miss, and immediately decides why it went there, and adjusts appropriately. 12 shots, 10 positions, in 90 seconds means to be competitive a shooter needs to clearly see almost everything that happens down range.
Your explanation shows your inexperience. Then throwing out $5K-$7K local cost names to prove your point is illogical and childish. You are in fact, a basic user. Get yourself a basic tool. Ignore the experience of others.Exactly. And, if the shots are being made SUCCESSFULLY, thennnnn that's because he did all of that, right? Not every single match shooter that places in a pretty decent position is shooting ZCO or Tangent are they?
And that’s why I take little stock in some of these opinions. If you use a Leupold, you suck. If you shoot a Bergara, same. If you buy a Christensen, same. Who the actual F are these guys besides keyboard commandos? I don’t need validation on what to shoot or who to buy from. The guy with the offensive screen name is somehow somebody we should listen to? No thanks. I know where I’ve been and what I’ve done.Yea? So what are you saying then? Are you saying that you must use a high end optic to do well at a match? And having an opinion on optics is childish? You make zero sense. There's nothing childish about having an opinion.
Perfectly expressed my sentiment.Leupold certainly isnt holding Chad Heckler or Francis Colon down. Put me solidly in the column of: Doesn't need it, will get beaten by much lower tier optics, appreciates nice things, its my money. LOL.
My shooting partner is on his third one right now.I’d still say that the Gen III Razor is the best value for the money. Especially with a military discount or used. Great glass, positive turrets, you could beat whatever you missed the shot on to death with it if you can catch it. If someone ever missed a shot, it was not because of the Razor glass.
I did have to return an early one due to a stripped turret, but still a huge fan.
Your friend is lucky he has a Vortex holy cow. With the wrong manufacturer, that could’ve gotten right expensive quick.My shooting partner is on his third one right now.
I can’t blame the scope because the first time it was sitting on the bench with the rear propped on his squeeze bag. Something shifted and it fell onto the concrete directly on the parallax knob.
The second time he slid down his wooden staircase while wearing socks and it screwed the second one. He just received #3 last week.
I like the way you adjust the turrets on the Gen 3 Razor but the turrets are far too stiff for my liking.
I got lucky a couple of years ago and bought a used in like new condition Tangent Theta 525P for $4,000 Canadian.
You can’t find a used one now for under $5,500.
I also picked up an S&B PMii 5-25 with the USMC MTC turrets for $3,000 Canadian