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    SWAROVSKI OPTIK - dS

    I want one but I bet it will cost more than a small low mileage s/h car

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    Very clever....

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    Nice. But yeah it would at least cost the year's wages of a blind gynecologist

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    Ouch. So all that clever tech hurts the light transmission. Standard z5 is a 90%. this is at 83%

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    Intresting, I would like to have a play with one, not sure how keen, don't like batteries on scopes, one more thing to go wrong,
    Not aviable in USA or Canada, pity as I have a ten year safety award, due in May, and can pick pretty much what I want, (one of the perks, of running your own business) looking at a ATS or ATX 65mm spotter.
    I might ask if there is a demo model about, I can get a loan of.
    25 year Swarovski sale, on at the moment in Canada, smoking deals on optics, 20-40% off, Picked up a Z5 3x18x44 BT,for my self for Xmas, $1650. cad, (1750)Nz, and just, put a deposit down, on a Z5i for my sako 6PPC, target rifle,

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    Yes very nice.......but when can we get one.... this year....... probably next....maybe.... ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by southernman View Post
    Intresting, I would like to have a play with one, not sure how keen, don't like batteries on scopes, one more thing to go wrong,
    Not aviable in USA or Canada, pity as I have a ten year safety award, due in May, and can pick pretty much what I want, (one of the perks, of running your own business) looking at a ATS or ATX 65mm spotter.
    I might ask if there is a demo model about, I can get a loan of.
    25 year Swarovski sale, on at the moment in Canada, smoking deals on optics, 20-40% off, Picked up a Z5 3x18x44 BT,for my self for Xmas, $1650. cad, (1750)Nz, and just, put a deposit down, on a Z5i for my sako 6PPC, target rifle,
    What store are you going through?

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    Ha ha the "Ëuro answer to the Burrs Eliminator" and still a totally impractical turd. Really. Who the fucks seriously going to "hunt" with a 1kg+ scope.
    Clever, yes. Practical, never.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Ha ha the "Ëuro answer to the Burrs Eliminator" and still a totally impractical turd. Really. Who the fucks seriously going to "hunt" with a 1kg+ scope.
    Clever, yes. Practical, never.
    I dunno. I can rather see you dressed in a tie and jacket using one of those like in the vid.

    I thought that the juxtaposition between the old world traditions of clinker boat and tweed and the new world technology rather strange. Sad, almost.

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    He's hunting in a shirt and tie because he has to work straight after the hunt to pay off the scope
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwijames View Post
    Ha ha the "Ëuro answer to the Burrs Eliminator" and still a totally impractical turd. Really. Who the fucks seriously going to "hunt" with a 1kg+ scope.
    Clever, yes. Practical, never.
    Me. My NXS is almost a kilo. I'd far rather have a good quality scope with high magnification and reliable dialling than a small, light, low magnification number just because it's light. Plenty of other places where weight can be saved.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Simmo View Post
    Me. My NXS is almost a kilo. I'd far rather have a good quality scope with high magnification and reliable dialling than a small, light, low magnification number just because it's light. Plenty of other places where weight can be saved.
    No, not really. A ultrlight rifle with a submarine pig on top is still useless.
    The Z5 is the opposite, light and crisp with a mushy BT turret.
    The NXS is OK if you're Chris Kyle, but mediocre if you don't have a Hummer to lug it everywhere.
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    Price in Europe is around E3900... thats about NZ $ 5700ish so it will be north of $8k once all the usual sharks have added their margin

 

 

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