Salmonchaser
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The #1 best selling scope for me the last 2 years has been the VX-5 3-15X44 Firedot. 172368 is the manufacture number. Great scope and value for a hunting rifle. If you want a second focal plane reticle with a illuminated dot option that weighs less than a lot of other scopes in this category, plus an exposed elevation turret that is low profile this is a good one to consider. The VX2 has been gone for a long time, so one should really be asking what is the price and quality difference in the VX5 and VX3. For me the only reasons I would buy a VX3 over a VX5 is if you want to stay ultralight in weight or just need to stay in that lower budget range for any reason. But for performance I would go with the VX5
The #1 best selling scope for me the last 2 years has been the VX-5 3-15X44 Firedot. 172368 is the manufacture number. Great scope and value for a hunting rifle. If you want a second focal plane reticle with a illuminated dot option that weighs less than a lot of other scopes in this category, plus an exposed elevation turret that is low profile this is a good one to consider. The VX2 has been gone for a long time, so one should really be asking what is the price and quality difference in the VX5 and VX3. For me the only reasons I would buy a VX3 over a VX5 is if you want to stay ultralight in weight or just need to stay in that lower budget range for any reason. But for performance I would go with the VX5
Kind of suprised. Maybe I'm an oddball but my two are a 2-10 and 2-12. I figured the 2-10 option would be more popular since it improves on a 3x9 in both directions. Close and far. And the old 3x9 is the defacto standard of scopesThe #1 best selling scope for me the last 2 years has been the VX-5 3-15X44 Firedot. 172368 is the manufacture number. Great scope and value for a hunting rifle. If you want a second focal plane reticle with a illuminated dot option that weighs less than a lot of other scopes in this category, plus an exposed elevation turret that is low profile this is a good one to consider. The VX2 has been gone for a long time, so one should really be asking what is the price and quality difference in the VX5 and VX3. For me the only reasons I would buy a VX3 over a VX5 is if you want to stay ultralight in weight or just need to stay in that lower budget range for any reason. But for performance I would go with the VX5