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I've owned the Bushnell 2-7x32 and it is an excellent scope provided you don't need -or want-mildot. I am a Nikon fan who hasn't tried this scope but I assume that their scope is good too. Basically the best bet for this type of scope in terms of quality for price is probably still the Simmons WTC 1.5-5x20. Whenever they come up on here they get snapped up pretty quickly.
Last edited by Rapidnick; 05-04-2012 at 06:44 AM. Reason: wording
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Those Simmons scopes are fine in bright light, but in a different class to the 2-7x32 Nikon/Bushy Elite Legend when the light drops or in woodland under cover etc -
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Can you clarify this please.Originally Posted by PCPShooter
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Barrel
IF I WALKED ON WATER PEOPLE WOULD SAY I COULD NOT SWIM !
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In dense woods, I couldn't see bugger all shooting up into trees in shade/end of day/early light with the SimmonsWTC 1.5-5X20s personally, you can see what's what with the Nikon or Bushnells, but that is not unexpected as it's not fair to compare a 20mm objective with a 32mm one, especially when the 32mm scopes are fully multi coated , with superior coating too -
From my own experience on these anyway -
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Thank's mate, I have never owned a WTC but those Bushnells are sweet I must agree.
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Barrel
IF I WALKED ON WATER PEOPLE WOULD SAY I COULD NOT SWIM !
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Everyones eyes are different, the small WTC is fine to my eyes. What would be good is a Bushnell, Nikon or Vortex 2-7x32 with a mil dot ret.
Hw77+7
He's from up North
Surely the scope manufacturers will cotton on to this soon. I couldn't agree more.
Andy
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http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !
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