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re: 3 scope choices...opinions wanted please
Posted on 11/25/15 at 10:49 pm to 4mileduckman
Posted on 11/25/15 at 10:49 pm to 4mileduckman
Told you he would be helpful. He and Carson are on their game. Take their word to the bank.
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Posted on 11/25/15 at 11:20 pm to bootlegger
Cheers, boot 
Posted on 11/26/15 at 12:18 am to The Last Coco
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If you can still find one, the old Zeiss Conquest was an awesome scope for the money.-
Europtic.com
Posted on 11/26/15 at 4:50 am to DownSouthJukin
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Negative ghost rider. Vortex and Leupold (generally speaking) coat their glass for the same spectrum of light. 570-590nm which is yellow red light. Meopta coats for 380-570nm (blue green spectrum).
What does this mean as it relates to what your eye sees through the different scopes?
Posted on 11/26/15 at 7:18 am to MitchMartin
[quote]What does this mean as it relates to what your eye sees through the different scopes[quote]
Simple.
If a certain instrument is coated to give its best light transmission for a certain spectrum of light, that's when you will "see" the best.
If a scope is coated for yellow/red spectrum you won't "see" in the absence of light in that spectrum.
By seeing I'm not talking about color, clarity, or resolution, but instead of low light performance. I think that's an important distinction to make.
Soooo........more easily put: coat for low spectrums of light.... see earlier/see later/ see when conditions are at their worst.
Insert Jessie Pinkman quote here.
Simple.
If a certain instrument is coated to give its best light transmission for a certain spectrum of light, that's when you will "see" the best.
If a scope is coated for yellow/red spectrum you won't "see" in the absence of light in that spectrum.
By seeing I'm not talking about color, clarity, or resolution, but instead of low light performance. I think that's an important distinction to make.
Soooo........more easily put: coat for low spectrums of light.... see earlier/see later/ see when conditions are at their worst.
Insert Jessie Pinkman quote here.
This post was edited on 11/26/15 at 7:21 am
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