Going to check these 2 out tomorrow. Will compare them to my riton X3 conquer 3-15 and my delta stryker 5-50 . Obviously the delta will win but just curious to see how big a difference.
Zero Tech scopes - been looking forward to these!
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Going to check these 2 out tomorrow. Will compare them to my riton X3 conquer 3-15 and my delta stryker 5-50 . Obviously the delta will win but just curious to see how big a difference.
Check out the parallax adjustment distances. They don't even mention anything about it in the specs. I'm guessing they will be like those cheap Arken scopes that won't adjust or focus under 50 to 100 yards.
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What is a general price range on these? I like the reticles. Some are so fine I just cannot see them (66 yo+astigmatism). I also like the magnification range on the 2.5.
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They are likely coming from the same factory as the Athlons and Chinese made Bushnells.
Is there a USA based warranty facility?
Or do they have to be mailed International back to Australia for any warranty concerns?
How much did you pay for each of them?
The reticle seem unique.
Is there a USA based warranty facility?
Or do they have to be mailed International back to Australia for any warranty concerns?
How much did you pay for each of them?
The reticle seem unique.
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Well , I'm not a rep for this company. I saw Joe rhea's video and looked them up. specs are all there on their us website based in murfeesboro, TN. The reticle I chose was the PHR 2 which is like a LPVO dot with BDC reticle. Yes it is chinese made. Warranty questions go to thier AU website or parent company for info.
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I have an Arken 4-16 and it focuses down to about 15 yards. I don't believe they are advertised as an airgun scope, but I am very impressed with it on my .22 match rifle.
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Had a chance to try them out. the 2.5-15 was about the same , maybe every so little bit brighter than a $400 scope I have at 45 yards and less. However , over 50-60 yards the zero tech separated itself with the clearer glass and 50mm bell. Made out nice definition of a pine cone at about 130 yards at 15 power. the other scope I compared it to was noticeably duller / darker and some fuzzyness at 15 power. Does it matter? For me , yes , my eyes start to strain at 100 yards shooting targets looking through my other scope . I was looking at many distances from 10-120 yards with both 2.5-15 and 6-24 zero tech 's and it was easier to focus. They are pricey , but you get something for the extra coin.
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Very subjective observation which is understandable, but why be vague as to the scope you compared the Zero Techs against? How do they dial? Do they return to zero, are the settings repeatable? Pricey? How so? Are they priced higher than comparable established brands?
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Well, sir , I wasn’t trying to be ambiguous about the other scope. It was a riton x3 conquer, which I found decent as I did blackhound. I just didn’t want to come across as dumping on the riton. The riton goes for $350-400 depending, the 2.5-15 hd zero tech is 7-8 hundred depending on getting ir or not. I found this model zero tech Better than the SWFA 3-15 with more light transmission. The zero tech have capped turrets, I’m not a fan of that but others may like it.
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@rangur1, thanks for the reply. It's more informative to know what was being compared. Your observations are valid and I believe most wouldn't take it as dumping on another product. Looking forward to hearing more about Zero Tech.
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