It's a red herring bullshit debate and the fact people continue to engage in it just shows their level of stupidity and ignorance
They want to pretend it has a bearing when clearly there is next to no, US-made scopes and the limited examples don't move the needle worth talking about. It's a cheap shot way to dismiss an optic in favor of the exact same other brands
This is the reason we have begun testing each and every scope in our class and recording the data in a God Book... we have every optic tested to date and the results of those tests written down, well over 100 students so far are entered and it's growing every month.
It's trends, which scope within a Manufacturers's choices trend better than the rest, which ones have consistent issues, minor as many maybe vs which brands have proven to test at a higher level. We see differences between the $2000 offerings vs the $800, so a brand can stand on the results of the $2000 versions while seeing as the majority of issues in their sub $1000 one. Or like the case of Althon, we have found them to be 100% in our tests regardless of the models when it comes to tracking. You can debate optics, but we test track.
Why don't we like this series of "innocent question", because it promotes a false narrative that it matters when we see it's more about the spec put forth than the factory of origin.
They want to pretend it has a bearing when clearly there is next to no, US-made scopes and the limited examples don't move the needle worth talking about. It's a cheap shot way to dismiss an optic in favor of the exact same other brands
This is the reason we have begun testing each and every scope in our class and recording the data in a God Book... we have every optic tested to date and the results of those tests written down, well over 100 students so far are entered and it's growing every month.
It's trends, which scope within a Manufacturers's choices trend better than the rest, which ones have consistent issues, minor as many maybe vs which brands have proven to test at a higher level. We see differences between the $2000 offerings vs the $800, so a brand can stand on the results of the $2000 versions while seeing as the majority of issues in their sub $1000 one. Or like the case of Althon, we have found them to be 100% in our tests regardless of the models when it comes to tracking. You can debate optics, but we test track.
Why don't we like this series of "innocent question", because it promotes a false narrative that it matters when we see it's more about the spec put forth than the factory of origin.
