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I am interested in the dS line of scopes

does anyone have any experiences with these? Good or bad?

thanks
 
Posts: 54057 | Location: Tucson Arizona | Registered: January 16, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Swarovski Optik? That is some good glass. Not sure about that line. Is it new?



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yes

was interested in the dS 4 but can't seem to find any good info on it and wondering if it was discontinued or has been replaced
 
Posts: 54057 | Location: Tucson Arizona | Registered: January 16, 2002Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Swarovski scopes have- as you probably know- some of the best glass you can buy. Swarovski owns Kahles, and I can tell you from personal experience that Kahles rifle scopes are, in a word, impressive.

I see a dS gen II 5-25 on Swarovski's site, so, I'm guessing it's not discontinued, but this is the only one I can find, no dS 4.

I'm curious on what rifle you'd be mounting such a sophisticated scope.
 
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I am thinking about getting another rifle within the next six months. But right now I just want to hang it on my Savage bolt rifle to learn how to use it.

I’d like to buy a Barrett - almost had a deal on a CQ earlier this year.
 
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Swarovski = quality
 
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I have a Swarovski on my Weatherby Mark V Accumark and it is fantastic. Great detail and great in low light. Also love their binoculars. Wonderful optics.
 
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I have only one a 6Z1 and the clarity is spectacular but the reticle is only average.
Outstandingly crystal clear.
 
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I have only one a 6Z1
Any chance you mean the Z6i? If so, the quailty of your scope is on par with my Kahles K16i, and yes, the clarity will knock you for a loop when you first look through one.
 
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I’d not hesitate to purchase any optic from them

I have my father JP AR with a 6Z mounted (don’t know specifics, think it’s a 1.5-6 ffp) and it’s spectacular


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I have a Z8i 2.3-18 scope on my Scar 17. I opted for the target turrets and the custom dial settings that Swarovski offers for my cartridge (Federal Gold Medal 168gr).

It was hard to judge the clarity because I had a cataract in my right (dominant ) eye. I then had the cataract surgery with "high tech" lens installed, horrible result. Bottom line I have yet to be able to judge clarity. Hopefully if the eye is corrected I will be able to finally judge the optics.
For now,I must ask my younger son or others with good eyes "how does the scope clarity look", A big grin on there faces answers my question.
 
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I have never owned any of their scopes. Their binos are great. I have s pair of 10 x 42. I love them. Can use all day if needed. Expensive, but you get what you pay for.



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I have only one a 6Z1
Any chance you mean the Z6i? If so, the quailty of your scope is on par with my Kahles K16i, and yes, the clarity will knock you for a loop when you first look through one.


Yeah it is the Swaro Z6 "i" for illuminated ~ sorry thought that is what I said.
I have it on a hunting 6.8spc and quite impressed.
Been looking at another Z8i for another rifle.
 
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