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Would this be a good choice?
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Would this be a good choice?
It means the reticle zooms with the rest of the image. When you go from 6x out to 24x the reticle gets bigger as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by soldier-of-the-apocalypse
advantage is that 1 mil is one mil, no matter the magnification power.
You didnt say please to Lowlight.Quote:
Originally Posted by soldier-of-the-apocalypse
I sent a emailQuote:
Originally Posted by Hoser
if you think you're really going to get into it seriously
payup for something nice (leupold on the low end)
I am a cheap bastard and I swear I never thought I would ever say something like that
you'll also be better able to flip it later for somthing else
I started with super sniper, then nikon, then leupold (bought used) and now US optics (bought used)
maybe look for a used nightforce in the $900 area on snipershide
send the guy a direct email
I was talking to them on Facebook and they are updating the site, that is why I can't join. I am considering a leupold mark 4 lrt. Once I get my tax refund and sell some custom knives I have I will have a better idea on my budget but I definatly don't want to change the scope in a couple years I would like this to be my go to rifle. I also need to find some reloading components.
Also what will illumination do for me is it nesisary? I don't shoot in the dark.
Speaking of Snipers Hide. Here's a good explanation of FFP vs. SFP by Frank.Quote:
Originally Posted by soldier-of-the-apocalypse
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h-lOZ4vxk0
Do you guys think it is safe to buy a used scope? Most have a transferable warranty correct? That video helped I've always used sfp and just held over I like how I can use math with moa and ffp to put me right on target. Also do most of these scopes help you estimate range?
Rangefinders do that for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by soldier-of-the-apocalypse