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Thread: Zerotech Scopes?

  1. 06-06-2021, 09:58 AM #1
    Wilbur
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    Zerotech Scopes?

    Has anyone had any experience with Zerotech scopes? Saw them in a local shop and seemed pretty well priced, with a lifetime warranty. The guy told me they're popular with Australian precision shooters, but I've never heard of them. Considering getting one for a 300wm.
    Any help would me much appreciated.

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  3. 06-06-2021, 06:46 PM #2
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    Zero tech look to be an Aussy company that use OEM to build scopes out of china
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    ZeroTech is a subsidiary backed by TSA Outdoors - (Tasco Sales Australia), which has more than 50 years of experience in the optics industry. They partnered with a well-regarded Chinese manufacturer and gave birth to ZeroTech. They are made and imported out of the same Chinese factory as the Burris Signature HD and Bushnell Match-Pro/Bushnell Forge scope lines (Bushnell Forge is very, very similar to Zerotech Trace 4.5-27x50).
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    700grams jesus better start going to the gym
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    700grams 24oz for the 3-15, the 3-18x56 is 862g or 29oz that's way heavy what comparable scope weights 1.9 pounds?

    leupold 3-15 vx5HD is 19.7oz
    Swaro Z5(i) 3.5-18 X 44 BT 1" version is 16oz and 2099 that would be my pick still 90% light transmission
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    Quote Originally Posted by Carbine View Post
    700grams 24oz for the 3-15, the 3-18x56 is 862g or 29oz that's way heavy what comparable scope weights 1.9 pounds?

    leupold 3-15 vx5HD is 19.7oz
    Swaro Z5(i) 3.5-18 X 44 BT 1" version is 16oz and 2099 that would be my pick still 90% light transmission
    There's no free lunch with weight.
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    No one has mentioned the weight of nightforce yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Marty Henry View Post
    No one has mentioned the weight of nightforce yet.
    Yeah but NFs are not just scopes. Can be used as clubs, hammers etc.
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    Ha, you want heavy...i had a vortex razor @ 48 oz! Freakn awesome scope but just didnt suit a lite weight tikka
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    4-32x50 Nightforce NX8 is in the 800gm bracket. For a tank and a very useful optic, pretty well weighted imo
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    If it was my money and without breaking the bank burris signature or various Athlon optics the American long range shooters rave about the Athlons for value for money and quality. Looking at zerotechs prices theres alot of good / better scopes out there for the same'ish money, athlon has a lifetime warranty aswell so piece of mind for you or next owners
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    Burris signature are nice and Athlon definitely the go to in value for long range. Check out the helos g2
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    customer traded a rifle in with one through work, was pretty happy with the feel of turrets,reticle and clarity, even more impressed when i found out the retail price
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