I must say I was impressed. Even out the window (bad idea because you add the distortion of the window to the results) I could at 75 yards in medium bright conditions see individual "spines" on a fir tree limb which are about 1/16 in diameter. Scope was not overly contrasty and had knob locks and eyepiece European stile rapid focus.
While I believe the scope sells for around $1600 at retail, the sale price was $1395 which puts it within acceptable limits for base price of comparable quality scopes. All else being equal, it seems that people in Beaverton are finally getting their act together.
Only thing I would like to see is reticle scale with same units as knobs. (either MOA or MIL).
But after all the years of resisting progress, they are slowly getting it together.
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