I recently acquired those 3 scopes for a shoot out (pun intended).
I rushed out the Arken fairly quickly - while the clarity was good, I couldn’t stand the grub-screw turret zero, and found that if I zeroed for 50 yards, I didn’t have clicks for 100, which was pretty strange. Could have been that particular scope, I suppose.
Comparing the two Midas tacs today in low light conditions (mostly overcast, winter day), interestingly I found the 6-24 beat out the 5-25 in terms of image clarity and resolution. Looking at an overturned tree’s root ball at 80 yards, I was able to see much more detail , contrast, and truer colors , as well as see into the shadows better, with the smaller scope. The 5-25 appeared much more washed out. Now it’s difficult to do an EXACT comparison, as the light could change while I was switching from one to the other, but it really surprised me to have the smaller one beat out the big guy.
Anyone else done a similar comparison?
Thought?
Matt
I rushed out the Arken fairly quickly - while the clarity was good, I couldn’t stand the grub-screw turret zero, and found that if I zeroed for 50 yards, I didn’t have clicks for 100, which was pretty strange. Could have been that particular scope, I suppose.
Comparing the two Midas tacs today in low light conditions (mostly overcast, winter day), interestingly I found the 6-24 beat out the 5-25 in terms of image clarity and resolution. Looking at an overturned tree’s root ball at 80 yards, I was able to see much more detail , contrast, and truer colors , as well as see into the shadows better, with the smaller scope. The 5-25 appeared much more washed out. Now it’s difficult to do an EXACT comparison, as the light could change while I was switching from one to the other, but it really surprised me to have the smaller one beat out the big guy.
Anyone else done a similar comparison?
Thought?
Matt