Vixen Teleskoop

[Ralph]

Dag Manne!

Ken julle dalk 'n maak teleskoop wat hulle Vixen noem? Ek wil graag weet waar hierdie teleskoop in terme van kwaliteit geplaas kan word. Dit lyk na 'n Duitse maak as ek op die internet kyk.

Sien uit om te hoor van julle.

Groete
Ralph

[.::Alwyn-U::.]

Is hy nie altyd ge adverteer in die SA jagters nie? of dink ek aan die viper

[Ralph]

Ek het dit nog nooit in local tydskrifte of enigiets soos dit gesien nie.

[tripodmvr]

Google toon 'n vixen teleskoop wat verskaf word vanaf Kalifornie in Amerika.

[tripodmvr]

Verder gekrap en hul persbekendstelling gekry.

VIXEN OPTICS RIFLESCOPES

Vixen Optics Press Release


Illustration courtesy of Vixen Sport Optics.
We are proud to introduce the new line of Vixen Rifle scopes, specifically designed with the American Sportsman in mind. After extensive testing, Vixen has designed their rifle scopes to be a cut above the competition. Targeting the best products on the market, Vixen Rifle Scopes hit the mark. With quality Japanese optics and strict attention to detail, Vixen Rifle Scopes deliver the best views at a reasonable price.

Leading the industry with the most diverse selection of Sport Optics, Vixen Co., Ltd of Japan has manufactured quality optical products for astronomers and outdoor sport enthusiasts since 1949. Featuring waterproof, nitrogen purged rugged bodies and large exit pupils, our legendary high resolution, brilliant, wide field of view scopes will make getting your target pinpointed easy, even in the lowest light. In addition every single rifle scope goes through a 100% inspection and 1200G testing.

Our products range from a no-nonsense, 2-8x32, ?Plex? reticle, compact lightweight scope, all the way to the heavyweight, 2.5-10x56, with illuminated reticle and side focus. From varmint hunting to trophy hunting, and everything in between, we have a scope for you.

Vixen delivers products with outstanding optics and unique innovations. An unlimited lifetime warranty is our commitment that your scope will survive shot after shot of the heaviest loads.

For more information on these and our other Sports Optics products, contact Vixen Optics at 1010 Calle Cordillera, Suite 106, San Clemente, CA 92673. Telephone 949-429-6363 or visit our website at www.vixensports optics.com

[Ralph]

Thanks vir die info. Maar ken iemand persoonlik die Vixen teleskoop? Is daar iemand wat al te doen gehad het met een van hulle?

[tripodmvr]

Klink my hulle is onlangs eers op die mark gebring en hulle sal eerstens vir die Amerikaanse en Europese markte gaan. RSA piepie maar min skuim en is nie belangrik nie.

[.::Alwyn-U::.]

Feite!

[Ralph]

Die vixen lyk darem nes die lynx! Beide word in Japan gemaak en dit se vir my baie. Modelle ook taamlik dieslfde.

[Steppenwolf]

Lyk my die Vixen scopes is hier. Camdix het nou in stock. Wie van die manne op Jacaral het een en is lus vir n bietjie terugvoer? Ek het so laffe juk in my agtersste!! Dis Japanees en hou verban met Zeiss, Swarosky, Meopta. tov lense. Boonop is n nuwe Howa .308 (japanees) oppad wat n scope sal moet kry!

Hier is n paar opmerkings van "Yanky Land"

G'day Errol,

Just a quick note to give you feed back on the Vixen LVF 2.5 - 10 x 50 scope I purchased recently. After a thorough assessment of Nikon, Burris, Bushnell, Leupold, Nightforce, Zeiss, Pecar etc. some of which I have owned.

Due its excellent dawn/dusk capabilities it has displaced a Leupold LPS 3.5 - 14 x 50 on my main hunting rifle. The Leupold is a brilliant scope & I feel a comparison with the Vixen is valid as they both have 30mm tubes & 'range' focus, although the LPS cost considerably more than the Vixen.

During bright daylight and when the spotlight is close in, the Leupold has better colour rendition & thus clarity. However at dawn/dusk, in heavy cover & when long range spotlighting, the Vixen has a distinct advantage, being much brighter, with the red dot being a bonus. The Vixen LVF lives up to its claims & although aimed at the "low light" market it really gives nothing away as a general purpose scope.

The thing that really impressed me about the Vixen LVF was the precise movement of the elevation and windage adjustment as I recently had a problem with a mid price range scope not tracking.

When zeroing, after the first group the Vixen I needed to go down 3 inches and left 1.5 inches. After moving the elevation and windage the required number of clicks the point of impact was exactly where I wanted it above the bull?s-eye.

This prompted me to do a 3" x 2 shot 'walk around'. Twelve clicks R, D, L & Up again, producing a nice square box finishing exactly where I started.

Firing 2 shots on 2.5 power then changing to 6 & 10x gave me a 6 shot .7inch group which is about what the rifle averages nowadays.

I have been using hunting scopes for 52 yrs now & commend you for importing an excellent product, at a reasonable price, that lives up to your claims.

Stephen Biden,
Werribee,
Victoria

I compared it with my existing scopes and found it to be clearer and sharper than my Zeiss Conquest especially around the edge. It is at least equal to my Meopta in optical performance and much brighter than my Vari 111 Leupold of the same specs.