just got his PB with his EB and changes...
some people you just cant help...
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Knockover targets stripped of paint, contact driver for details...
Mog has so much potential but does not apply himself fully.
Ah Grasshopper, The Way to Enlightenment is through Continual ExperimentationOriginally Posted by mattinlondon
(in other words I was bored and needed to buy something)
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Looked a nice bit of glass when I had a look at it at Bisley, very bright!, one comment I would make is that the yardage markings on the side wheel p/a where a little small to see. Would you agree Charles?......Ah Grasshopper, The Way to Enlightenment is through Continual Experimentation
Knockover targets stripped of paint, contact driver for details...
Mog has so much potential but does not apply himself fully.
Grasshopper may well get sprayed with DDT if he alters my px againLooked a nice bit of glass when I had a look at it at Bisley, very bright!, one comment I would make is that the yardage markings on the side wheel p/a where a little small to see. Would you agree Charles?......
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Grasshopper may well get sprayed with DDT if he alters my px again
So Charles is the Bushnell or the EB going on the new feinwerkbau p70?
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Mog has so much potential but does not apply himself fully.
Thinking of ordering one with a custom scope rail, so I can mount them in parallelSo Charles is the Bushnell or the EB going on the new feinwerkbau p70?
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Scope update :-
I have used the scope now for every shooting trip I have took from hunting night and day to target shooting.
The scope has been faultless to use, no whiting out or flaring in direct sunlight and the extra time it gives due to the brightness of the image is fantastic.
Have done some experiments with range finding and its very very good for the x16 mag on the scope, you just have to learn where the sidewhell is marked is not allways true. I think if a large wheel was used and your own markings it would be fantastic, but it is very consistent onece figured out and does not suffer from temp changes either.
The scope is very robust and well made with a terrific finish that oozes class.
The turrets are really good giving positive clicks and i found it very easy to dial in.
Compared the scope to a 4200 last week and both of us thought the 6500 was better in terms of image quality and clarity, seemed to be finished better as well.
As I use it more I will update again as promised.
Good to see more being used now, and at BAR's price I think another will appear on my recently aquired venom.
Thanks
Dave
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