Nikon bolt vs shadow zone scope
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Nikon bolt vs shadow zone scope
Would I see an improvement going to a Nikon bolt from a Shadow Zone scope.The lighted cross hair is useless in low light.The shadow zone is no difference with scope or with out.My VarII Leopold rifle scope is better looking thru scope than eyes alone in low light.Is there a better scope for low light than Nikon?It would be on Vortex at 300fps.
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Re: Nikon bolt vs shadow zone scope
I can verify that the bolt is way better than a varivone
I never had a shadow .As far as I'm concerned if it's to dark to shoot with a Nikon bolt .....its too dark to hunt. In pa we have a legal cut off time . The bolt is always bright enough to see and shoot inside the legal times . So l never had a need for more. Great scope its calibrated to 305 fps. Spot on for your bow.
I never had a shadow .As far as I'm concerned if it's to dark to shoot with a Nikon bolt .....its too dark to hunt. In pa we have a legal cut off time . The bolt is always bright enough to see and shoot inside the legal times . So l never had a need for more. Great scope its calibrated to 305 fps. Spot on for your bow.
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Trigger tecs,leupold crossbones and nikon bolts.
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Re: Nikon bolt vs shadow zone scope
I find my Nikon Bolts to be pretty good in low light, but that's subjective, most moderns scope pass more light than the eye is able to process anyway. The glass in Nikon's are always clear to the edges.
One of the best parts about the bolt is the 11OZ it weighs.
But I do have concerns with the thick reticle if you decide to go for black bear. It may disappear. But for what they cost, they are pretty hard to beat for 95% of all whitetail conditions at reasonable hunting ranges.
Hawke scopes tend to have a pretty solid following, you may want to do a search on those too
One of the best parts about the bolt is the 11OZ it weighs.
But I do have concerns with the thick reticle if you decide to go for black bear. It may disappear. But for what they cost, they are pretty hard to beat for 95% of all whitetail conditions at reasonable hunting ranges.
Hawke scopes tend to have a pretty solid following, you may want to do a search on those too
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Re: Nikon bolt vs shadow zone scope
Nikon Bolt is an excellent choice. Perfect speed from the Vortex to match up well also.
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