Yes, I wasn’t defending the 1/4 click scopes either. I don’t think there is a right answer for this one, there is only personal preference.
I agree that 1/8th clicks do give the ability to move the group a small amount, there’s no question of that. But its not the be all and end all in relation to your final results or fine accuracy (unless we are talking Benchrest),
There are just as many top shelf shooters in the world using both ¼ or 1/8 scopes…. Each to their own and whatever works for you.
I referred to the psychological edge some equipment can give you, in my case I know to hold off rather than move the group ¼ … even on a fullbore target I rarely change it unless im right on the edge of the ring.
Having the ability to move the group 1/8th regardless if you use it or not can be of benefit to your overall thinking ……. That’s what I was referring to.
But that’s the great thing about this forum, to be able to look at things from all sides and help to resolve issues or help others who may need some guidance.
In closing …
I have 2 NXS scopes and 1 NF BR …. Would I buy NXS again, to be honest im unsure, I like them a lot but they do carry a hefty price tag and the tough build quality is not required for TR shooting. They are terrific for long range work where ¼ clicks make more sense when your center is 1 min in size.
I don’t think anyone would even bother making a 1/8 adjustment at 1000yds but at 300 well, it could be an advantage
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