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Imagine the stillness of a frosty morning, the air sharp with the scent of pine, as you perch on a ridge overlooking a vast valley. Through the mist, a flicker of movement—an elk, 400 yards out, its antlers catching the first rays of dawn. Your rifle settles into your shoulder, and as you peer through your scope, the world sharpens: every detail crisp, every breath steady. This isn’t just a hunt; it’s a moment where preparation meets opportunity, and your riflescope is the bri …