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Scopes with illuminated reticule are the only way to go, I will not use anything else. All my scopes have an illuminated reticule and I have never had a problem with them ever. I use an Aimpoint Hunter 30L for most of my Sambar hunting and have found it to be fantastic. None of my illuminated reticule scopes have ever given me a seconds worth of grief, and it must be remembered that with a normal scope with reticule, if the illumination fails then you still have a normal scope.

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Make sense to me..

Think another item I see many shooters do is buy a nice rifle and then put a less expensive scope on it which may or may not work..in my area, it is not uncommon to take a shot at an antelope, elk or deer 200,300 yards or beyond and the scope they are using doesn't even have a parallax adjustment..that is just wrong and you will NEVER be as accurate as you could be with a scope like that. Or poor glass...sorry, but my time in the field is incredibly important to me, life is too short to look through poor glass...IMHO..

Ripp

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