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HDmac · May 25, 2012, 05:32 PM

Will a budget scope really be a hindrance to accuracy? I mean i can understand that a budget scope might be more susceptible to breaking and not preform as well in low light or be as clear... but essentially won't the POI be the same assuming you have the parallax adjusted properly?

What do I get with the extra $900 it takes to buy a lieapold besides optical clarity and performance in low light? 24k gold plated ring and emblem? If that BSA breaks, I will have no problem taking advantage of the (limited) lifetime warranty and sending it back the moment I suspect it is not in factory new shooting condition.

May 25, 2012, 05:32 PM	#3
HDmac Member Join Date: May 23, 2012 Posts: 25	Will a budget scope really be a hindrance to accuracy? I mean i can understand that a budget scope might be more susceptible to breaking and not preform as well in low light or be as clear... but essentially won't the POI be the same assuming you have the parallax adjusted properly? What do I get with the extra $900 it takes to buy a lieapold besides optical clarity and performance in low light? 24k gold plated ring and emblem? If that BSA breaks, I will have no problem taking advantage of the (limited) lifetime warranty and sending it back the moment I suspect it is not in factory new shooting condition.