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Thread: Anyone tried the PAO 10x56 GBTR FT/HFT Reticle Rifle Scope?

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    Anyone tried the PAO 10x56 GBTR FT/HFT Reticle Rifle Scope?

    Has anyone tried the PAO 10x56 GBTR FT/HFT Reticle Rifle Scope?
    How is it as far as clearness, depth of field and parallax error?

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    I don't have one nor have I looked through one but I would take the claim of this scope having been desgined with HFT in mind with a pinch of salt. I have never known anyone use a 56mm objective scope for HFT unless there is version being held at night,. The very shallow depth of field will make life very difficult for near/far targets. Most of the top performing HFT suitable scopes are in the 32~44 mm range.

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    I don't have this specific scope but I do have the 3-12 x 44 and I consider it a great bit of kit. The clarity of the glass is excellent and the reticle is great for my purposes (rabbiting).

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    56mm I thought the same far too big I would think,still would have a look tho just to try it,i once went to BAR and it was fantastic the stock they carry let me waste hours playing

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    Thats what i thought too, the objective lense is too big. I love the reticle though

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    Whats the ret like,I love hft rets,sad I know I wish I could keep all my scopes,

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotversion View Post
    Whats the ret like,I love hft rets,sad I know I wish I could keep all my scopes,
    http://www.uttings.co.uk/images/diag...eticle_hft.jpg

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    not a bad ret,tho it suffers with what Chris C described to me as (no mans land) just after the cross hair theres nothing there? then a 1/2 mill hash line,tho some people like this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hotversion View Post
    not a bad ret,tho it suffers with what Chris C described to me as (no mans land) just after the cross hair theres nothing there? then a 1/2 mill hash line,tho some people like this.
    would the circle be classed as a hash mark?

    i don't do HFT so its not a RET i would buy .

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    don't do it they are very poor I bought one and its in my cupboard waiting for me to decide which bin to put it in

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    Like the bracketing scale tho,if the optics are poor its a non starter.

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    Quote Originally Posted by clive s 400 View Post
    don't do it they are very poor I bought one and its in my cupboard waiting for me to decide which bin to put it in
    We should all club together n open a micro real ale cafe bar,dedicated to hft specific scopes,starting from the early days till now,we can have a good beer n all try different scopes n log down the pros n cons ov each Oneida don't know what was b4 eb sniper or bushy elite fix 10?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bighit View Post
    would the circle be classed as a hash mark?

    i don't do HFT so its not a RET i would buy .
    I think it is intended to be a hash mark too.
    I can also imagine the circle being useful for
    Windage and for quick and rough range estimation when superimposed on kill zones.

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