dcopas78
Well-known member
I have leupold and vortex both. I prefer the leupold, hands down.
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I think a lot guys here use a lot of the same stuff as Fin for the same reason he does, because it's a solid product.No complaints from my Vortex equipment. Gotta remember the majority of people on this site have a strange hate of Vortex. Go to any other site and Vortex is a great optic. Most the guys here are leupold, howa, Sitka, mystery ranch, and gohunt because that's what big fin uses. Nothing against any of that. It's all good product. Just that it's not the only stuff out there, and definately not the best bang for your buck.
A lot of members here have used other brands of optics longer than Vortex has been a company. Hard to argue with decades of success. It's interesting that the majority of guys I know under 30 swarm to Vortex. mtmuleyNo complaints from my Vortex equipment. Gotta remember the majority of people on this site have a strange hate of Vortex. Go to any other site and Vortex is a great optic. Most the guys here are leupold, howa, Sitka, mystery ranch, and gohunt because that's what big fin uses. Nothing against any of that. It's all good product. Just that it's not the only stuff out there, and definately not the best bang for your buck.
Vortex has a great warrenty, the only problem is you will end up using it.
Being a newer company, it's not a surprise that this is true. Older generations tend to be set in their ways. Set in the thought that if they've been around forever they must be good. Which is true. I have nothing against any optic companies. That being said, I am all about getting the most bang for my buck. This along with the ability to get any Vortex product for a significantly reduced price, I tend to buy almost exclusively Vortex products.A lot of members here have used other brands of optics longer than Vortex has been a company. Hard to argue with decades of success. It's interesting that the majority of guys I know under 30 swarm to Vortex. mtmuley
Objective lens size? That's what makes a difference. If he has a 50mm and you have a 42mm that's the difference. I picked up a pair of the Diamondback HD 10x50s and they're the best binos I've used for low light conditions. I have no issues with my 5-20x50 Viper scope. I've shot several deer with less than minutes left of legal shooting light.Ok so I have a vortex diamondback on my 7mag. It works Well enough. At the range I had to make some adjustments and never put the turret cap back on. I thought it was gone forever. I called vortex to order a replacement cap and they sent me a free one, why? Because they wanted me to relay the excellent customer service to anyone I could. I messed up and Vortex took care of my issue and it wasn’t any fault of the company. The only issue I have is the last few minutes of legal shooting light, I’m done with around 5 minutes left while my hunting partner with his Leupold vx2 is still good to go, better light gathering in my opinion. I have also witnessed this with the diamondback line of binos. Sub par low light gathering compared to leupold. Take it for what it’s worth, value and quality can only be justified by the user. Purchase something and be happy and then move on.