wife wants to know what i want for christmas thinking new spooting scope

like it says beem looking at a these 2 anyone have any input about them

Konus Konuspot 20-60x100 Spotting Scope

Yukon 6-100X100 Angled Eyepiece Spotting Scope

i'm trying to keep it at about 350.0

I have the Konus 29x69x80 spotting scope and love it. I shoot CMP every weekend and use it there. About half the guys have the 80 and the other half have the 100. I'd say if you have the $$$ spring for the 100. It lets in more light on those cloudy days. But picking out 20 rounds of .223 on a target at 200 yards is no problem with either.

Shoot. Started to respond before i seen your budget price. My advice would be save your money and buy a scope with magnification to get the job done. Spotting scopes in that price range will not perform as well as a quality scope in the 20 power or more range. After using good glass I gave my spotting scope away.

I agree with Mike, in glass you pretty well get what you pay for. You will see more through a 20x good glass than a 50x poor glass... and your eyeball won't be hanging out on your cheek. I struggle with an old Bushnell, very short eye relief, but fair glass. Take a look at the Leupold Gold Ring 12-40, good glass and super long eye relief. If you wear glasses, long eye relief is a must. The Leupy is a grand, but you can often find a used one for half that. Go to a BIG store and look through them all. Burris Signature, Nikon are worth a look. Weaver used to make one that looked like the Signature and it was good glass.

pretty much need to keep it around that price since i will be looking at a sightron 10-50-60 for myself also

Wife asked me the same question, WHAT ARE YOU GETTING ME FOR CHRISYMAS and my answer WAS What do you buy for someone that HAS EVERYTHING SHE WANTS which makes her THINK and THANK

been going back and forth about spotting scopes and price next question forget about the 300 limit lets move it up to 500-600 can i get a long eye releaf scope in that range and what one?

lal;

What are you needing the scope to do? If all you want is to see bullet holes at closer distances or scoring in a match, the Konus 80 will be a good starter. If you need to see tiny holes at longer distance, you'll need to go WAY up in quality. Magnification and clarity are very important here.

Also, if you'll be using this quite a bit, I recommend you get a scope stand like the F-Class and Highpower shooters use (Ray-Vin and Champion come to mind but there are others). It will go a long way to keep the scope steady and not be very prone to falling over.

yeah i think i'm going to put it on hold for now unless my job bonus is good enough to get both the scope and spotting scope .i looked thru a konus 80 and a 100 both were way better then the simmon elcheapo i have now(dont even bring it to the range anymore). i wanting to try and see my holes better @300yds 223 i know will be hard if not impossible also hoping to shoot @ a range in birmingham ,al 500yds and a place call hard rock east of me to maybe 1000 yds(308 win or 300win mag on this one)