Hawke HK-3215 Scope!

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one shot scott
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Post by one shot scott »

Black scope eh? Unobtainium? :lol:
Looks good, glad to hear it works good too.
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Post by Grizzly Adam »

Glad you're so glad, Bob! :D

Those your fields in the background? What will the crop be?
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Post by mikej »

glad you enjoying it bstout , that is one sweet looking set up
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Post by huntone »

Thanks for the review, If I have anymore problems with the Lumizone, I know theres other options.
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Cossack
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Post by Cossack »

I have two LumiZones (LZ) on my Excals and a Hawke MAP on my compound. Really appreciate the ability to match aim point spacing with the trajectory of the arrow that LZ gives me. However, I like the smaller size of the MAP for the particular compound bow it's on. Both have very good optics, particularly considering the price. I don't see a need for an adjustable objective at typical crossbow (hunting) distances. Perhaps it's helpful for competitive target shooting, which I don't do. If LZ were made, with current features, in the same size as a MAP, now THAT would be some CB scope.
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Post by SPITFIRE »

I also have the lume zone and like it very much. BUT as cossack said, have the same features and the same size as the MAP. I would have one in an instant. That would be one nice scope!!!! I am sure Excalibur will come out with something new. They don't sit on their butts and let things pass them by.
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