arken sh4j or keep using telson wildcat lrp2

Darewar

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Need an opinion, I currently using telson wildcat lrp2 6-24x50 https://scorpionoutdoors.com/shop/wildcat-6-24x50-lrt2/
I've been really happy with it running it on Ruger RPR 308 for bench shooting.
Found a Arken sh4j 6 24x50 for really good price, now do I switch buy nice rings go all in as it's going from 30mm tube to 34mm, or buy cheap rings just to compare the two.
Does anybody think there is an obvious winner?
 
I've used both. Stick with the Scorpion.

If you have an itch to try an Arken, the EPL4 has better glass clarity than the SH4. The SH4 has illumination though wheras the EPL does not.
The Arken(s) will both have a smaller footprint (lighter) as well over the Scorpion.

They all have their merits , but a change at that level of scope would be sideways or even backwards from what you have.
 
I've used both. Stick with the Scorpion.

If you have an itch to try an Arken, the EPL4 has better glass clarity than the SH4. The SH4 has illumination though wheras the EPL does not.
The Arken(s) will both have a smaller footprint (lighter) as well over the Scorpion.

They all have their merits , but a change at that level of scope would be sideways or even backwards from what you have.
The sh4j is half pound heavier then my scorpion, but I do not mind the weight as it is more of a bench rest setup
 
I've used both. Stick with the Scorpion.

If you have an itch to try an Arken, the EPL4 has better glass clarity than the SH4. The SH4 has illumination though wheras the EPL does not.
The Arken(s) will both have a smaller footprint (lighter) as well over the Scorpion.

They all have their merits , but a change at that level of scope would be sideways or even backwards from what you have.
I agree on the better glass. However, the EPL-4 absolutely has illumination. These are knockout optics for the $.
 
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