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Posted on 4/5/13 at 1:08 pm to DownshiftAndFloorIt
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3-9 adjustable. Much more versatile.
I'm here with this.
I would only go with a fixed power scope on a centerfire if I was covering a fairly small engagement area (prairie dogs/coyotes).
I guess the other issue would be, low light conditions, I could probably get a higher resolution fixed for less than a comparable variable, but still, it would be better to spend the extra and get a little more scope than you might need, but one that could be used a lot more.
Fixed are great for target shooting, though.
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