Thread: Light weight and reliable dialing scope....

Originally Posted by Ginga

James James James...while I have to agree your Swarovski Z5 is light and very clear I reckon you should have bought 2. One for spare parts when the other flies to bits!! On the plus side those funny bits of coloured plastic should be easy to spot in the tussock when they fly off!

Freezer is the Mk 4 you've got the "target" version with caps on the windage and elevation dials??

Yip, scope was from another member on here. I have done a basic customised turret for it following Norways method. checked it at various distances and it works perfectly. The covered dials will work perfectly for hunting. Covered for in the bush and I can't think when your not going to have time at range to remove a cap. but having said that the scopes i have had with exposed turrets have never been bumped around.

Originally Posted by Pop Shot

Bushnell Elite 6500 2.5-16x42.....?

I can't seem to fault mine at all and the 'rainguard' feature is a bonus.

Thats a damn versatile Mag Range, do the trick just about anywhere

Originally Posted by Neckshot

VX3 4.5-14x40 cds........tough repeatable versatile best hunting scope to shoot from 30 yds to 500 yds on my 6.5.it will do everything you need

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Do you need side focus on these?

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Do you need side focus on these?

no

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Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Do you need side focus on these?

Nope

But the 30mm tube with side focus is very nice, has heaps of elevation, well over 100 moa & is only 60 odd grams heavier