Love the 1.5 x 4.5 in my eyes most people over power their scopes. if its bigger in the scope its easier to hit right, lol. no matter what power scope, the critter is the same size and you have to hit it to kill it. for night hunting the 1.5 setting lets in more light the field of view is bigger, and finding a running critter is easier at a lower setting. at the registration station for deer hunting i hear all the time how the kid saw the big one but couldn't find it in the scope. dad set it on 6 power so the kid could see it better. when the grandkids start hunting there will be no scope on their guns for the first couple of kills, it keeps them from taking to long of shots and they will never have the big one get away because they couldn't find it in the scope.
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