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Optics Roundup: New Glass from the 2008 SHOT Show
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photo: Tim Romano
Konus M30 riflescopes
Konus is an optical company that has sort of been flying under the radar for awhile, but no longer. With its new M30 line of fully loaded riflescopes, Konus is taking on the big boys with gloves off. The three models in the series include a 4.5x-16x, 6.5x-25x, and a 8.5x-32x scope. The reticles are etched into the glass, for durability, but the really big deals about these scopes, aside from the incredible glass, are the 1/8 MOA locking adjustments, 45 degree offset illuminator switch, built-in anti-canting bubble, and large parallax wheel. Each scope also comes with a four-inch sunshade. Prices are reasonable, from $529 to $629.
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At 3:16 PM, 2008-06-02, anonymous said:
btw these scopes are great.i use my auto 50 cal everyday almost.wheather im on the range at a competion.or im in the mountians looking into a vally of elk the scope is verry reliable.and they dont freez.-2deg wind at 10mph and i stil dropped a grizzly at 732yards. Mark comment offensive

At 3:08 PM, 2008-06-02, tyler said:
this model 8.5x32 isnt for deer huntin.get a smaller one.duh.i use this scope on my auto 50 cal for elk,grizly,and other large game where i have to up to 600+ yards.if your useing this modle on a deer rifle you need to stop hunting. Mark comment offensive

At 6:31 AM, 2008-04-24, Kayak Jack said:
question: does the reticle adjust with the level of magnification so that one can determine distance at all zoom settings ? Mark comment offensive

At 3:37 PM, 2008-04-21, joel said:
those scopes are huge!!!!!!!!!!! these scopes are almost as big as the rifle if a deer cant see you at 200 yards how is it sport if they are expected to see you at the range these scopes are designed for Mark comment offensive


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Riflescopes, binoculars, spotting scopes, rangefinders: when you're shopping for optics, there is so much variety as to boggle the mind. Prices range from reasonable to ridiculous, but when it comes down to it, you get what you pay for, with some exceptions. Here are 10 items that blew me away at the show.
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