I have 2 Nightforce competitions and 1 Golden Eagle. I have to say the one I have is not near as clear as the NF, not bad but not as clear. The initial impression I had was they was pretty close but after using one for a bit I think the Nightforce is better.With much enthusiasm, have one coming myself....
The smallest 1000-BR group that I ever seen shot at a match, was when the shooter (Lonnie Anderson at the 2016 NW 1000-BR Championship) was day-viewing a Golden Eagle. Plus when looking through it in a comparison to a March and a Nightforce, was very impressed with the clarity, eye relief, power, and reticle.
Good Luck with yearn
Donovan
That is how I saw it in my comparison also....I have 2 Nightforce competitions and 1 Golden Eagle. I have to say the one I have is not near as clear as the NF, not bad but not as clear. The initial impression I had was they was pretty close but after using one for a bit I think the Nightforce is better.
After much rain I finally had the opportunity to shoot local 300yd range. As usual the mirage was terrible, but I could resolve the X ring at 60 power. Conversely my former SIII needed dialing back into to 20 power range for adequate resolution in similar conditions. Nice gain in this regard. Turrets were very mushy until one of the rings was removed, then crisp adjustments.
Yes --- what kind of ring are you talking about???
LitLBoy
I hope you're joking about the O-rings, they're there for a purpose. Mushy turret clicks can often be tightened up by slightly tightening the turret set screw. Can't tell if the Vortex has this option. If not, I'd consider asking Vortex how to tighten up the turret clicks before removing an O-ring.
I'm hoping that cleaning the grease from the orings and using a lower viscosity lube will resolve it.[/QUOTE
Silicone ? jim
