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depends on how much you want to spend and what environment/light you will be using it in. i have mildots on most of my 2 of my rifles and a variation on the mildot in my swarovski. bullet drop compensators are another option, or you could have both :thumbup1:

 

HI verminator looking at redfield scope out of the same factory as leupold not looking to spend £1000/2000 on a swarovski as it a 12 ft lbs air gun looking to spend up to £300 thats it what do you all think thanks jon :thumbup:

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HI verminator looking at redfield scope out of the same factory as leupold not looking to spend £1000/2000 on a swarovski as it a 12 ft lbs air gun looking to spend up to £300 thats it what do you all think thanks jon :thumbup:

 

redfield are very good, i have a keeper mate who has one on his rimmie and i like it. good in low lowlight, holds zero and clear. one thing i forgot before is do you want first focal plane of second? first focal plane is basically the recital changes size through out your magnification range, therefore the mildot aim points are always the same. with second focal plane the recital stays the same therefore your mildot aim points changes through out you magnification range

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redfield are very good, i have a keeper mate who has one on his rimmie and i like it. good in low lowlight, holds zero and clear. one thing i forgot before is do you want first focal plane of second? first focal plane is basically the recital changes size through out your magnification range, therefore the mildot aim points are always the same. with second focal plane the recital stays the same therefore your mildot aim points changes through out you magnification range

 

HI verminator im told that redfield scope are good made at the leupold factory and cost a lot :lol: less looking at a 3-9x50 do you think there ok close in work down to 10 yrds thanks jon :thumbup:

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