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Becker is absolutely correct. A rifle does know if it is canted or not. It only matters if the scope is sighted in level and held level for all shots. Remember the barrel actually oscillates, or moves in a circular motion when it is fired. With a "good load" we are just catching the bullet exit at the same position of the barrels motion.

I have 2 VX6 3x18's. I just used the turrets as is (MOA). The new "Z-Lock" is really nice. I am converting my other scope to it. I have been shooting two VX6 3x18's and 2 VX3 4.5x14's quite a bit lately. I think the VX6's are far superior optics to the VX3's.

This may be stating the obvious but the standard CDS turret as is comes is MOA. Once you have one cut for a particular load you can still count the clicks and use it as MOA if you want.

I will go to $2400....but no lower.

I have an excellent Swarovski 80HD ATS (angled) spotting scope with 25-50x and a Snugfit case for sale. I NEED a 95! Asking $2500. I live in Flagstaff. Mike

What is the going rate for this scope?

The small scratch on the barrel of the eyepiece is the only flaw. Please ignore the dust.

See if this helps???? Mike

I've been doing more research on my asking price.....$2650 seems to be more inline? Mike

I have an excellent Swarovski 80HD ATS (angled) spotting scope with 25-50x and a Snugfit case for sale. The barrel of the eyepiece has a 1/4" scratch on it (the glass is perfect) I am asking $2800. I live in Flagstaff. Mike

The Rifle Railz is a eloquent no mod required adapter for a gun. The Loc Jaw seems redundant though? If the Rifle Railz had a row of 1/4-20 holes couldn't I just put my tripod quick release plate on it and achieve the same thing?

Last year on an Antelope hunt this guy was bragging about his 12x50's and wanting to sell his first gen Swaro 15x56. Six of us happen to meet on a hill and I set up the 12x50's next to Leica 15x56 and the Swarovski 15x56 neu on tripods. All six of us went from one binocular to the other looking at an old barn about 1 1/2 miles away under light overcast. All 6 of us ranked the 12x50's clearly number one, with the Leica's 2 and the Swaro 15x56 a distance third. I sold a pair of my 15x56 neu to partially fund a pair of 12x50's. During 5 days of October whitetail hunting my son and I kept switching back and forth between the 12's and 15's. Never once did I feel like I preferred the 15's or need the extra 3x. So, this year I sold the other 15's and a 2x doubler to help fund a new pair of 15x56 HDs. Scouting and on a 7 day bull elk hunt my son and I kept switching back and forth between the 12's and the new 15's. Never once did I feel like the new 15's were handicapped! They are far better than the 15x56 neu. There were times the extra 3x helped. Having said all that if I were only buying one I would get the12's. They are lighter, much easier to hand hold, and they have a greater field of view and have great edge sharpness. If I need that extra 3x I probably need my spotting scope.