Came across some of these being sold at $233 and was wanting some feedback. I have a 2.5x10x44 Nitro FFP with the same reticle and I like it a lot. I have another gun this 3x12 could be a nice upgrade for but I sure would like to here some feed back on them before I make any decisions. TIA.
Feedback on Bushnell Nitro 3x12x44 FFP DeployII MOA reticle
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I Have several Korean FFP BUSHNELL Nitros and I would recommend buying the Vector Veyron instead for $153 with Optics Planet 10% code sometimes free shipping too. The Vector is like the US Optics TS12 at 1/3 - 1/4 the price and has better turrets too. It is shorter and lighter than the NITRO and has a much better reticle as well. YEP! SIDE BY SIDE HAD ALREADY BEEN DONE GUESS WHICH SCOPE WAS RETURNED? also suspect that the $399 Chinese Element is made by the same factory that makes Vector and Aim Sports Alpha6 and JSAR and Discovery HD among other Chinese made brands charging 2x to 5x the price for the same scopes with their own brand label if it's indeed as clear as people say it is just find the right match at about less than 1/2 the price or roughly $180 at Optics Planet with the 10% off. This factory makes the clearest scopes made in China BAR NONE. No chromatic aberration or milkyness like other $500-$650 Chinese popular branded scopes from other factories and big plus they may be 1/2 to 1/5 the price for the same scope if you shop smart. (OR NOT).
You can also buy that Vector Veyron 3-12x44 from Edgun West too if you rather pay $220.
You can also buy that Vector Veyron 3-12x44 from Edgun West too if you rather pay $220.
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Ask qball he finally took my advice About the absolute clearest Chinese scopes to buy and actually paid $220 for his and was very happy about it. Brian was probably happy about it too...
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Buy the NITRO if you need a bigger scope that's a lot heavier especially if you need to make your gun heavier to shoot steadier like for field target. The scope is almost half a pound difference in weight in comparison.
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Thank YO. Maybe I'll just wait around for a while and simmer on it. I don't really NEED to buy any scope right now since all mine do have scopes, somr could stand an upgrade though.
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I would definitely recommend the Vector, not the brightest of all scopes but it's pretty darn clear and just about every feature I want except for illuminated reticle. BUT it's only 17 oz and less 150 bucks for SFP or 160 for FFP which is nuts. I'm don't need another scope just like I don't need another gun but I'm deciding on whether I should get SFP for hunting, a lot of my rabbit hunting shots are 20 yards or even closer so SFP would work better for those quick close up shots.
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