Eps 386: Crafting Perfect Rifle Scope From the Eye Out - Stealth Vision

[@michaeltuckerman6983]

You were talking about eye relief and then briefly mentioned I box and then right into field of view. I was so looking forward to a conversation about the ibox some Scopes are just more forgivable than others. I relief is what it is. But laying behind a rifle with a generous I box is so much more comfortable than one with a tight ibox

[@Bullets4Bucks]

This guy is very nice. Very wealthy but very nice. Scopes are nice but very pricey. I think he worked with Huskemaw optics at one point. They have a similar level but without the illuminated point. They are probably made by LOW or JOL. In my opinion the scopes should be 1k to 3k not start at 3k.

[@nathanjames329]

I really enjoyed this interview

[@billhendon1017]

Thanks Mr Ron !

[@daveknowles3055]

Really liked how he explained the different eye problems and how a scope can correct and why change of impact from different shooters. I learned a lot from this video. the scopes are pricey but fortunately for me they are not available in Canada. Wish you would have asked about people with astigmatisms.

[@royjohnson465]

I would also like to know that too. I am also in Canada. Those scopes are probably available to ship to Canada through the post as a mail-order if a person is a millionaire!!

[@lawrencelewis1036]

Leopold has worked perfectly for me. I would never pay 4000.00 for a rifle scope !

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Leupold scopes have helped me fill dozens of tags over the decades -- and will continue to do so. But they don't make one quite like these. The cool thing is that we have options in USA and are still free to exercise them!

[@lawrencelewis1036]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors Absolutely! I choose the option of being wise with my money. Enjoy your content Ron.

[@linkchen8245]

I dont see the reason this scope worth 4k unless it is a scam.

[@Eggomania86]

It depends what you are doing with said riflescope. Many PRS and F class competitors drop that sort of coin on their scopes. Your Schmidt & Benders, Hensholdt, Tangent Theta, Kahles riflescopes are in said price point. Most hunters typically spend $1000 and less.

[@royjohnson465]

@@Eggomania86 Some other higher end scopes are:: Swarovski Z & X series, Zeiss Victory, Nightforce NXS, Leica, Meopta MeoStar, Sightron SV, Vortex Razor HD, Steiner Nighthunter, and Leupold VX-6:: are Five-Star Scopes. Also: Burris Eliminator 6, Trijicon, and SIG.

[@audoingodan7511]

Good ol' Dr McAll representing crockett. He is a great eye Dr, and his scopes are top notch.

[@dansaver8247]

Good video. I like my old Bushnell Banner 2 in 3x9, made in Japan by Bausch and Lomb. But, I'm cheap, though.

[@brianmoncion6723]

Nice to hear and learn. I think in this market with so many great options a 3k scope is out of reach for most.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

I'm sure it is. Just like a typical house for a family of four is out of reach for many. And I still can't afford that Marco polo sheep hunt! But that doesn't stop me from dreaming and discovering.

[@brianmoncion6723]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors Yes its true. I live in Vancouver, BC. Great hunting but you need 1.5m to buy a fixer upper.

[@brianmoncion6723]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors I would love to see you do a post of you hunting Marco Polo. One of the OG hunts. Hope you get to do it one day

[@OhGawdHesGotAGun]

Dr McCall, I love to see this kind of innovation. It's obviously more than just illuminating a cant bubble. I'd like to see some real-world reviews. Should I assume you're leaving one or two for Mr Spomer to review? The price of this line of scopes is up there, likely for very good reason, but with so many 'gimmick posing as innovation' features on products these days, if a [Stealth Vision Extreme SVX 5-30×56] costs more than or close to what I'd pay up here for a [Swarovski Z8I] or a [Vortex Razor HD Gen3], I'd like to know that it holds up to those scopes regarding the 'basics'. As a relative beginner looking for something I can invest in & not want to replace in 2 or 3 years, I've been wanting to get into long range shooting (nothing crazy - 500m -1500m) in likely 7mmRM. I do have a couple of questions: 1. Does this tech eat through batteries fast? Is the battery proprietary? Rechargeable? 2. Have you shipped this scope to Canada yet? If not, any retailers you have an export license with? 3. Bonus question - has anyone with a prescription for glasses ever had a scope with a primary lens configured to the owner's prescription, so they wouldn't have to wear glasses when shooting & possibly mess up the prism angle? Thank you!

[@royjohnson465]

Also take a look at the: Burris Eliminator 6: for very long range shooting.

[@dansaver8247]

Learn to hold over and shoot a 300 Weatherby Mag. Close your eyes to shoot and forget the scope. Move your head to the side so the scope doesn't whack you. Scrunch your face up so the sound won't hurt as much.

[@abbherajbaansi7046]

Hawke 3-9 50 one inch tube plex + red/green dot illumination 400 grams

[@edwardabrams4972]

I love and been using them over 60+ years and have some scopes $2,300. But $4,000. Is just a little more then I want to spend on a hunting scope would rather spend more on my rifles!

[@weshill2367]

Hope I can get one

[@donoakes3928]

If I'm spending 4k on a scope it's going to be a thermal

[@linkchen8245]

I am with you on this.

[@joeltowle2737]

Darn Skippy! Lol

[@Ron-ni8uu]

Yes

[@bradalan7188]

Just like the Sig BDX scopes....🤷‍♂️

[@eduardopalacios7044]

I need an eye exam from him

[@michaelwilson9986]

One of the your better shows for learning stuff. Hopefully Ya gets to try one them scopes out but at the range n in the field. His shotgun talk there helps n your ? On Buddy takes your rilfe n hit differently than you. I alwwys passed it off ie shotgun that I had goofed n forgot how when it might be vision n or glasses. Always knew to focus scope to each others eye but toss in different glasses ..Ok This one is needed re watched.

[@rogerhankins9991]

Neat idea, but way outside the price range of the majority of hunters. Pretty sure I can look outside my $450 scope at my $50 bubble level and save $3500.

[@approachingtarget.4503]

You can hit anything you can see.

[@jmc041071]

I would love to have one, but these are way out of my budget. I need a budget scope option that would have a balance of inexpensive cost but also quality for that price. is there any out there or am I just dreaming?

[@giuseppecannata5544]

Great information, but too pricey for me. I'm happy with my leupold scopes. What do you think Ron are you going to buy one? Just curious

[@RandyArmstrong-jw8hq]

exeptional for people in a different tax bracket

[@mryang3644]

4k? Wow....... I be getting a ZCO or add a bit more and get the S&B 5-45x

[@moxnix228]

Nice scope if you have 4K burning a hole in your pocket.

[@braedenheverly2884]

Idk the vudu line is pretty good

[@dwaynecampbell3394]

I would never pay that amount for a scope and it does not have zero stop.

[@Lucysdad66]

Holy cow I just looked them scopes up pricey..

[@randy-x9f]

The price must be covering a lot of R&D and production costs, no doubt it is a good optic, but in today's world $1000-1500 buys a real good optic also.

[@REDNECKROOTS]

Cool optics. But the $ is straight ridiculous. Ill stick w my Leopold scopes .

[@reloadingfun]

I can't do math either when I have a big rack in front of me either.🤣

[@chriskloster13]

He said if you cant your rifle you increase spin drift… na spin drift remains the same.. you are just holding off the direction of Cant

[@ThermalImaging010]

Can’t believe how crisp the visuals are with this scope Worth every penny!

[@linkchen8245]

They are Light Optics Work standard scope liket the Delta Stryker, Athlon Cronus and Tract toric selling for 3x the price. If I were a youtube I would never work with company like stealth vision.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Link, if you are paying 3-times what a Stealth Vision scope costs, you are getting ripped off. I usually see that Athlon Cronus advertised at around $1,500, Tract Toric UHD for around $1,700. No way should those sell for 3X the price of Stealth Vision.

[@royjohnson465]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors ~ No you misunderstood what he was saying. He explained the “Light Optics Work scopes”:: Stealth Vision “cost (about) 3x the price more than” Athlon Cronus and Tract Toric.

[@drail1076]

I could probably get past the price for a quality optic but I can’t get past the name. Sounds like something from an “as seen on TV’ infomercial or some cheesy product you would see on the home shopping network at 2am.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Ha ha. I thought Stealth Vision was a gimmick when I first saw the name. But it's legit. Everything I saw, felt, and examined suggested they spared no expense in building these. But fr the price, you'd better investigate further on your own.

[@mikewilkinsdpm]

New tech is all ways very expensive. If it catches on with highest end; over time the tech will become cheaper to produce and work its way down. Look at all of the manufacturers that their cheapest scope is far better than the most expensive from 50 years ago. And in my opinion tech improvements move even faster now than before. Maybe more affordable in a decade. Happy hunting

[@dorarolfzen4132]

" Hi There ! " Gentlemen

[@rogerbossart6227]

Where is this scope not legal? I don't think it would be in Idaho. No illumination allowed.

[@GeorgesAdventure-LetsGO]

Great timing, brought home a new rifle and am shopping for a scope.

[@SpottingScopes]

The perfect tool for anyone who hunts in low light conditions

[@slatend883]

Yeah not for me, starting at $3000 on up.

[@NightVision010]

Never thought I'd be able to hunt so accurately in the dark until I got this!

[@SurmaSampo]

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[@WayneGent-t2l]

It's seams good and all but I don't see many hunters spending that kind of money on scope? It might go somewhere with compaction shooting. But I do feel because of technology with scops and rifles is the reason we have so many people long range hunting who shoots 800 1000 yards At game? And part of the problem is technology

[@terrycalvert7812]

Over 3000$ for these scopes heck no!! Honestly in this day and age the scopes that we can pick up for 1000$ is just as good as the scopes that were 3-4000$ 10 years ago so what is the point in spending 3000$+ for a scope today?? Because it has a level inside it does that really make it worth 2000$ more?? Not in my book!! I have never in 35 years of hunting shooting and using spotting scopes have I ever had a problem with a scope that was mid grade say 700$ up to what I consider all anyone would ever need up to about 1500$!! Never had a scope in that range fail or have to send one in for warranty!! So what really makes a scope worth 2000$ more dollars when no one is having problems with the 700$ to 1500$ scopes with the same features!!

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Right on, Terry. We DO have a wide array of quality scopes at a wide array of prices. Find one that works for you and be happy.

[@terrycalvert7812]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors I am sencerly curious what makes a scope worth the prices of a stealth vision or nightforce and so on we all know the 3000$ ++ scope brands!! Is it the glass?? I can’t see a simple pice of round glass 30 or 34mm in diameter costing 2 or 3 thousand dollars more than what’s in a vortex or a leupold or any other decent brand!! Is it tracking?? Iv seen videos with top tier brands with more tracking error than a mid tier so that can be it!! Turrets?? All 700$ plus scopes now have great turrets great tracking great durability!! I honestly think it’s all a paying for the name thing!! You go to a range or a match with a top tier optic that in all honesty is no better than the mid tier optics and you feel like you can shoot better or your a better hunter because you spent 2000$ more than the next guy!! I will gurnatee this though 99% of the people spend that big money on a scope can’t see the difference can’t shoot the difference can’t use the difference that their paying all that extra money for!!

[@beestoe993]

When Im not hunting or fishing I am driving trucks. I get enough idiot lights and electronic babysitters on the job. Ill pass on that. Maybe he could design a scope that isnt bulky, cumbersome and adds 5 lbs to the rifle, now that would be progress.

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Bee, those small, short, light scopes already exist in a multitude of brands. One of my favorites is the 2.5-8x36 Leupold VX3. About 11 ounces. The Z3 Swarovski 3-9x is another at roughly 13 ounces.

[@beestoe993]

@@RonSpomerOutdoors Yessir, love me a good compact scope. I wish there were a lot more of them on the market.

[@RickMurphy-c1x]

Just lost me with only a First focal plane. Redical is too small on low power and too big at 1 mile especially in low light.

[@lkycast5994]

Nope I’m out

[@kerryfalls3292]

$4000 scopes with parts from japan

[@veteranoutdoorsman9978]

Japan makes some of the best glass in the world

[@carlpreston1680]

Yep

[@RonSpomerOutdoors]

Sort of like Canon, Nikon, and Sony camera lenses that way.

[@linkchen8245]

They are Light Optics Works standard socpes.

[@royjohnson465]

@@veteranoutdoorsman9978 ~ Also my older Bushnell Elite 4200 ‘is’ Made in Japan.