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  1. #1
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    first shoot with the 10x42 yesterday
    it was a clear day and it did the job, consistent in clear/blurry and the combination of rangefinding by eye and checking with the scope worked fine
    it didn't help on the standers though

    Peter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Petervw View Post
    first shoot with the 10x42 yesterday
    it was a clear day and it did the job, consistent in clear/blurry and the combination of rangefinding by eye and checking with the scope worked fine
    it didn't help on the standers though

    Peter
    What does, Peter, what does?


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    I can confirm that this scope is a great option for a .22 springer, mine being the SFS Specter - the 1/2 mill reticule and a range finder really help with a loopy .22 and I've got it nicely mapped from a zero of 25 yards, 30, 35, 40, 43, 46 and 50 yards.

    Great clarity and a good weight/size.

    Only ask I could possible have is perhaps an illuminated reticule option would be nice for dark-woods scenarios.
    I think and therefore...... I refuse to steal someone else's quote to try to sound more erudite or profound than I actually am.

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    Is it just me, or has anybody else resorted to taping up their scope turrets? Very easy to move them if removing/replacing the gun into a carrier during competition I am afraid. Apart from that, the Sightron remains the best scope I have used to date, and is, to my eyes, the best I have used with the ability to blur the image with minimal parallax alterations, allowing reasonably accurate HFT ranging. Mine is set at 21yards.

    Andy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Amac View Post
    Is it just me, or has anybody else resorted to taping up their scope turrets? Very easy to move them if removing/replacing the gun into a carrier during competition I am afraid. Apart from that, the Sightron remains the best scope I have used to date, and is, to my eyes, the best I have used with the ability to blur the image with minimal parallax alterations, allowing reasonably accurate HFT ranging. Mine is set at 21yards.

    Andy
    I have not taped mine but I do zero the turrets to keep an eye on them. I have turned mine a couple of times putting it in an out of the bag. Fantastic scope apart from this, and I have owned and used most scopes out there for HFT. I started counting the number of scopes that I had owned for hunting and HFT over the years, and I stopped a over 40. These are quality though.
    Dean.
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    Now moved my parallax setting out to just over 28 yards as getting the odd miss at 40 plus with it set at 20.
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    same here mine is just under 30yds on the dial. afew weeks ago at southern hunters I picked my gun up and the top turret moved but I didn't know where it was before. it did balls me up a bit.
    other than that they are great .
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