I have the option for a Leupold VX-2 3-9x40mm. Now, I know Leupold has a VX-2 Rimfire 33mm version which is perfect for airguns too, but I like the 40mm objective and get it at a very good price. My question is simply: One difference is the 3-9X40 parallax is adjusted to 100y or beyond. Will this be any problem if you keep the power at 3-4X?
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Leupold scope on the HW95K
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You will be able to see the target, but there will still be parallax. If it is a problem is up to you. Try mounting the scope securely aimed at a 10 yard target and move your eye around the limits of the eye box and watch the movement.
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for reference, I have a Leupold Rifleman 4-12 40mm on my bench that I wasn't using. I thought I would shorten the parallax and maybe use it for trying out rifles before I settle on a scope for them. I readjusted the parallax for 50 yards and it is acceptable to me to about 20. Inside of that it is not good. The closer you adjust these fixed parallax scopes the narrower their useful range becomes.
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<< The closer you adjust these fixed parallax scopes the narrower their useful range becomes.>>
That's essential information!
So, in your case the scope would be optimal at 50Y +/- 30Y? I'm not sure at what setting the standard VX-1 2-7X33 comes. I have read 75y one place. If so, i could expect a good function down to 40Y maybe? Well.. optimistically I could say that is just within the range I use my airgun. I seldom shoot at targets below 30-35Y.
That's essential information!
So, in your case the scope would be optimal at 50Y +/- 30Y? I'm not sure at what setting the standard VX-1 2-7X33 comes. I have read 75y one place. If so, i could expect a good function down to 40Y maybe? Well.. optimistically I could say that is just within the range I use my airgun. I seldom shoot at targets below 30-35Y.
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You will be happier with the EFR if you can handle the price. I would only adjust the parallax on a scope I already had that isn't being useful any other way. I have not been completely happy with the ones that I have had to adjust, I always seem to find their limits.
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