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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Like the March it hasnt given me any reason to find out. I dont get to hung up on warentees, if I did I think Id only own vortex.
    Bit late to find out after the fact....... even the best of the best go back to be fixed....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Bit late to find out after the fact....... even the best of the best go back to be fixed....
    Your running a VX6 arnt you Greg? how dose it rate? what mod is it if you are?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Bit late to find out after the fact....... even the best of the best go back to be fixed....
    And a lifetime warranty is not going to give much comfort 1 day into a 5 day trip. Worry about it if you like. I don't.
    Just a slopy retrobate

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    soon Ill have both the march 2.5-25 and a vx6 2-12 to compair.
    just waiting for it to arrive

    the march is hella small for its magnification and is light and short, its shorter than a 3-9x40 vx1
    Im very impressed with it, and also agree it is a little hard (not impossible by any means but limited eye box at 25)

    I like everything about it, the vx6 im buying new and is still around half the price of the march, which was second hand

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    I have a March-F Tactical 3-24 FFP MOA.
    Haven't had it long but I have had chance to try it under various conditions.
    Excellent glass, dials perfectly, light, compact and certainly has a feel of quality to it.
    Have a play with both and see which one 'floats your boat'!
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    at long last mine arrived, the leupold 2-12 is fractionally longer. but realistically they are the same size
    the benefit of the march is its 2.5-25 magnification flexibility, and its awesome dials
    my leupold arrived without its CDS dial even tho it was specifically ordered that way :/

    I chose the non adjustable focus model for the snap shooting flexability. the march is adjustable
    the march has more weight,

    the scope on the kimber is a 2-7 vari-x ii just because it is the smallest scope i own, and it is about to be swapped out for the vx6

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    showing the vx6 mounted, with a vx1 3-9x40 and a 4.5-14 vx3 thrown in just as sizers to show they are smallish scopes

    eye relief on the vx6 looks great/feels great im looking forward to seeing how it looks tomorro

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    What reticle is in the March?

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    duplex of some sort
    nothing special

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    What about the March 1-10? They look the deal to me. Especially the Hunter model. What would one cost landed here?
    I would love to put one on my 243.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    What about the March 1-10? They look the deal to me. Especially the Hunter model. What would one cost landed here?
    I would love to put one on my 243.
    Should be around the $2400 nz mark.

    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    & warrantied for 5 years for the first owner only .........

    You could buy 2 new VX6s with Alumina caps for the price of a new March, PS Leupys are warrantied forever.......
    So you keep saying, and saying, given March have been selling scopes for over 5 years now and plenty have been bought second hand are we hearing a plethora of denied warranty claims?

    The vx6 is ok , mechanicly its built to a price and like all leupolds given the price/quality I think you are paying for that warranty upfront.
    So far things I dont like having used the 3-18 for a bit- the clicks are just ok, the reticle doesn't dial in line with the verticle post and the very long taper on the front bell restricts mounting options unless you use a rail. See pic.
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    Just a slopy retrobate

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    Quote Originally Posted by sneeze View Post
    Should be around the $2400 nz mark.



    So you keep saying, and saying, given March have been selling scopes for over 5 years now and plenty have been bought second hand are we hearing a plethora of denied warranty claims?

    The vx6 is ok , mechanicly its built to a price and like all leupolds given the price/quality I think you are paying for that warranty upfront.
    So far things I dont like having used the 3-18 for a bit- the clicks are just ok, the reticle doesn't dial in line with the verticle post and the very long taper on the front bell restricts mounting options unless you use a rail. See pic.
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    Easy fixed Chris, if you aren't happy with it, send it back to where you got it from, get another one & or sell it then put a March on it, sorted
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kiwi Greg View Post
    Easy fixed Chris, if you aren't happy with it, send it back to where you got it from, get another one & or sell it then put a March on it, sorted
    I knew what I was buying (pissed reticle aside) so Ill stick with it for a while, it probably wont be a long happy relationship though.
    Mate sent one back with the same problem and his replacement is bit better but still no better than mine . I was told its only queer guys like us that notice .
    Just a slopy retrobate

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    Vx6 or March Tactical



    I went for the FMA-2 on my FFP March.
    Like it A LOT so far.

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    MARCH scopes cost a shit ton new

 

 

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