Let us all know what you think Mick.
Let us all know what you think Mick.
Member, the Feinwerkbau Sport appreciation Society (over 50's chapter)
http://www.rivington-riflemen.eu/ Andy, from the North !
Ive been out once since getting my rapid back and first impressions are very good. The Panorama replaced a 3.5-10x40 Simmons wtc and the Hawke seems a very good replacement. I love the half mil dot ret! Ive had a little practice using this ret in conjunction with my laser rangefinder and know what holdover i need up to 70yds and shot some magpies a couple of days ago. I now lase whatever im shooting at to get an accurate distance to target and use the necessary holdover using the mildots rather than dialling in its so easy...
The optics are very bright and have an excellent field of view and although early days still im loving the little hawke. Im about to take the rapid out to a new shoot which is only a few miles from the house and is teaming with rabbits and expect the hawke to perform well as light goes.
Mick
In starting and waging a war it is not right that matters, but victory. -Adolf Hitler
Good review/write mate.
Ive been looking at one of these or the varmint SF.
Ive had the SW30 and the optics where very crisp, just wondering.. if i go for the AO version of the panorama what choice of rets does it come with? which one will suit .20 cal?
chief
Read all the posts for this scope and went to Blackpool air gun shop today to check it out. Very helpful with advice. Really liked the optics and although the ret is quite thin when I used the illumination it showed up really well. Ended up getting one and now looking forward to getting it sighted at the range.
I believe that you can now buy the panorama AO model with half mildot ret which should sell a few more to the HFT 'ers
I have the TAC 30 fixed 10x sidewinder which I really like and is very clear and bright with good colours too, but has BIG target turrets! Has anyone compared the fixed 10x sidewinder to the Panorama?
BASC