Lumi zone any advantage
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Lumi zone any advantage
I seem to have read a couple of posts by people that have the Lumi and say they never use it. Is that the general feeling? Does it have a brightness controll or do you need one?
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I bought the lumizone this year after owning the varizone for a couple of years. The lumizone does gather more light since the lenses are larger, and that in itself is a selling feature. Some guys "complain" about the illuminated recticle, but it does have 12(?) settings and I find that setting #1 is perfect. Setting number 12 is far too bright and blocks out the target. I would buy the lumizone over the varizone anyday.
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I agree,I rarely go past #2 on the rheostat and I think it gather more light as well.It's the one I will use.one shot scott wrote:I bought the lumizone this year after owning the varizone for a couple of years. The lumizone does gather more light since the lenses are larger, and that in itself is a selling feature. Some guys "complain" about the illuminated recticle, but it does have 12(?) settings and I find that setting #1 is perfect. Setting number 12 is far too bright and blocks out the target. I would buy the lumizone over the varizone anyday.
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it is all about the size and the light it gathers i rarlly turn mine on .it is well worth buying DUTCH
Ok lady now..your not hunting past legal shooting time Im sure..but that could be seen as that..VixChix wrote:I find that the Vari-zone lets me see the crosshairs well past legal shooting light.
and like bstout and the Vix say-- I can see fine during legal shooting time no problems with vari-zone
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I know how that sounds... I wasn't quite sure how to word it. I really noticed how big a difference it made in my ability to hunt in low light during shotgun season when I had to let a buck walk because I couldn't see the bead anymore. A week later with my varizone I had no trouble staying out longer - could easily see the crosshairs even in the woods against a dark background. With the varizone on the bow I have to check my watch and pack it in even if I can still see the crosshairs. I have no need to upgrade to a lumizone!Hoss wrote:Ok lady now..your not hunting past legal shooting time Im sure..but that could be seen as that..VixChix wrote:I find that the Vari-zone lets me see the crosshairs well past legal shooting light.
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I have both . . .I love the lumizone for it's wider field of view and the extra light gathering. I have not turned the light on when hunting either.
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