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View Poll Results: Out of the 3 which would you prefer?
Leupold Rifleman 7 35.00%
Nikon ProStaff/Buckmaster 11 55.00%
Burris Fulfield II 2 10.00%
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Old 11-02-2009, 08:51 AM
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Gerald, they are filled with N2......you need to take yours back if its fogging on the inside of the scope, I have several, not a problem

The Leupold rifleman has 1/2 MOA. It says 1/2 but it doesn't seem to be 1/2, You can move it 1" right & it might move 3" inches right. Don't like that. It's a ***** to zero (fine tune)....Most scopes have 1/4 MOA. Messed with one yesterday on my sons Browning micro 7mm-08 for about an hour & was ready to beat it off with a hammer! Finally got it.

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Old 11-02-2009, 08:53 AM
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How much you looking to spend? I have a Zeiss Conquest 4-12X56 that I might get rid of.
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Old 11-02-2009, 09:59 AM
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I have the Fullfield II w/ the Ballistic Plex rectile. It is awesome. I paid $220 and got a free Garmin etrex gps with it. You can get either the gps or a pair of binoculars with the scope for that price. I would also recommend the Burris signature zee rings as they come with inserts to protect your scope. Check out opticsplanet.com for the scope and the rings. You will not regret it one bit.
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Old 11-03-2009, 08:35 PM
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Gerald, they are filled with N2......you need to take yours back if its fogging on the inside of the scope, I have several, not a problem
I shipped my Nikon scope back [to Calf.] today. Not sure how long this will take......est. 10 days to 2 weeks???

I tried to talk the Customer Service guy into shipping me a New scope first and bill me for it........then I would send my "OLD" one back after I got the new one and get my money credit back. He told me they could not do that.

I gave him a very hard time about not having the use of my rifle when the "GUN" season has just opened and now I will miss a big part of the season. I told him that my next scope I buy will be from a competor, and not a Nikon. I kept telling him that "Customer Service" is suppose to make a Customer happy.......and I was not happy and he should be able to help me.

Poor Guy......
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