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About LinkBacksGood call, would be happy with a fixed 6x but they are pretty few and far between, seems everyone is fixated on variables, in a cheap scope I agree fixed is better, less to go wrong!Originally Posted by GravelBen
I have a Nikko Nighteater 6x36 on my 22, I like it.Fixed 6x is plenty of magnification for a hunting 22 IMO, why complicate things with vari-power when there's no need?
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16-01-2013, 08:30 PM #5Numzane
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