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<blockquote data-quote="ChuckS" data-source="post: 1389977" data-attributes="member: 65739"><p>I really don't think a few hours in a store would provide the situations needed to realize all the advantages you'll have with an angled scope. Using a window mount from an vehicle is fantastic with an angled swarovski as it rotates easily to allow a very comfortable viewing angle. And you can view ahead or behind the vehicle so you'll seldom have to reposition for a better look. After a few days in the field you'll be able to locate your birds just as fast as anyone with a straight scope and after extended viewing your neck will feel soooo good. The only reason to get a straight scope would be if you ever want to mount the scope on a rifle stock which some people do for certain situations. Good luck! Chuck</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ChuckS, post: 1389977, member: 65739"] I really don't think a few hours in a store would provide the situations needed to realize all the advantages you'll have with an angled scope. Using a window mount from an vehicle is fantastic with an angled swarovski as it rotates easily to allow a very comfortable viewing angle. And you can view ahead or behind the vehicle so you'll seldom have to reposition for a better look. After a few days in the field you'll be able to locate your birds just as fast as anyone with a straight scope and after extended viewing your neck will feel soooo good. The only reason to get a straight scope would be if you ever want to mount the scope on a rifle stock which some people do for certain situations. Good luck! Chuck [/QUOTE]
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