Scope Choice Conundrum

[Maxlab]

The non-HD version is in my price range but I was wanting atleast a 20x magnification. I see that it's offered in a 4-24x also but it's a bit more than if like to spend. I will check out the 3-18x though! Thanks for the recommendation!

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Liberty Optics has 4-24x52 on the sale items for $1249.00
Also Natchez has all VX6 3-18x50 or 3-18x44 for $829- $889 a very good price.

[trophy8]

The non-HD version is in my price range but I was wanting atleast a 20x magnification. I see that it's offered in a 4-24x also but it's a bit more than if like to spend. I will check out the 3-18x though! Thanks for the recommendation!

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When you get up to quality glass, you done need such high power. I shot to 1800 yards on 18x easily. None of us had more than 20xexcept a buddy using anS&B. BUT, If a guy wants a big one then awesome. The 4-24 is a 34mm tube vs a 30mm on the 3-18. I can't comment on the vx6hd yet. Haven't even seen one. But they are priced along with some very good optics. As maxlab posted, there are good deals to be had on them now. I always look at used too.

[Doug Roberts]

I love the vx-6hd line up, not to mention Leupolds Warranty, should you ever need it. Its really awesome glass in my opinion. I know you want 20+ magnification, but there is a give and take with everything. I personally think that when you are at or over 20X it takes some really good glass to bring in the light and have good clarity, that is where scopes start getting into the $2500-3000 range.
In my personal opinion, what you get out of HD glass outweighs an extra couple power in magnification.

Have you given any thought to Sightron Scopes?
Feel free to pm me anytime and I would gladly help in any way I can.