Which Swarovski scope?
- Thread starter ronker100
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A 2,5-15x44 Z6i series scope. I would like one too.
But I am very satisfied with my Zeiss Diavari Victory 3-12x56 scopes. Also with the Conquest line, have one 2,5-8x32, but with the wrong reticle #20.
I like #4 best.
Bought recently a Leupold VX-II 1-4x20 #4, impressed so far. Seems to be a good lightweight daylight scope.
But I am very satisfied with my Zeiss Diavari Victory 3-12x56 scopes. Also with the Conquest line, have one 2,5-8x32, but with the wrong reticle #20.
I like #4 best.
Bought recently a Leupold VX-II 1-4x20 #4, impressed so far. Seems to be a good lightweight daylight scope.
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I have two Swarovski scopes. One is for my walkabout rifle in the 3-10 x 42 and the other is the 4-12 x 50 being used for field hunting. For me 10 to 12 power is plenty for big game hunting, but that’s me...
With the advent of the Z3 and Z5 models (assembled in the USA) the Swarovski line is becoming more affordable and appealing to the mainline consumer. Z3 prices start at $825 (sale price for the 3-9x36). We have decided to carry many more models in stock due to the wide range of models and prices. Currently the Swarovski line is being discounted for dealers prepared to order large and early and price reductions are 30 % for Z3's and 10 % for Z4i, Z5, Z6 and Z6i. There is also 10 % off most models of bino and spotters. Our website does not reflect the new sale prices yet as we are just receing product and will be updating soon. Swarovski distributing changed hands a couple of years ago and the new new distributors (Canadian Outdoor Distributors) are doing a great job of pricing, marketing and keeping good inventories on hand. Phil.
Without a doubt, I would go with the 3-10x42 Z3. I had 3-10x42 AV scopes on four hunting rifles, and they are a perfect balance of size, weight, and optics quality. I avoid objectives larger than 42 or 44mm or adjustable parallax on a big game rifle.
