I had the forehead rest and sent it back due to not noticing a difference with the 8s. However in regards to fit, you can get the cover over the headrest, but you cannot fully close the cover to seal how debris. If youre set on the headrest go with medium
Sorry lad, you've been had by the industry. I've mounted Talley rings, Weaver, Burris, Leupold, and a few others in my time. Which was the best? None of them. They all mounted scopes for me, friends, and family members without fail. Watch this first then respond to me.
Lapping assumes a false premise. It presumes that either your action or rings are incorrectly machined from the factory, which just isn't the case 99% of the time. I've never seen a circumstance which requires rings to be lapped. It's just an extra way someone has found that departes you from...
I hunt NE PA. Big public tracts consists of swamps or mountains. In any tract that contains swamps, go right to them. That'll cross out a huge amount of worthless land to hunt.
In mtns, focus on diversity of vegetation and terrain features. Where open hard woods meets mtn laurel, scrub oak...
This scope has precisely 1 day of hunting on it. No scratches on the lenses. All you see is dust. Body is in superb shape. Duplex reticle. To further sweeten the deal I'm throwing in the Warne Maxima rings for free. Looking for 450 TYD. Comes with box and scope covers as well. Paypal only.
Theres a reason awd bikes aren't common. It's because it doesn't work. Once you begin moving forward your weight shifts to the rear. This causes the front tire to slightly lift off the ground once you hit any bump. In that tiny second your front tire leaves the ground, the motor will speed the...
Swarovski is one of those warranties that on paper is meh at best.
In reality for me and a few people I know theyve gone way above and beyond. A guy up the hunting club bought a broken Z5 that had a cracked front lens and broken top turret from a pawn shop. He sent it in and they rebuilt...
Interestingly until this forum I've never heard of anyone ever have issues with the brand. Most I know have VX 2s. I myself have 2 scopes of theres and never had a problem. My father has 6 much older vx3s and never had a problem. A vx3 is currently sitting atop my 460 Wby. Rock solid. My VX5...
You're using vocabulary such as doable, techniques, practice, to force yourself to use an inferior tool for the task at hand. There's no reason with the mountain of excellent scopes out there to force yourself to get better with an inferior telescope. I maintain that's unacceptable fov for the...
I couldn't possibly disgree more. 6x puts you in the ballpark of just 9-16ft FOV at 50 yards. So you're gonna attempt to shoot a bounding whitetail through thick timber or an elk for that matter with just that small of view? Nope that's insanity and couldn't recommend to someone I hate.
Fixed 6 is perfectly fine for squirrel hunting. It's an awful choice for big game hunting. Deer are quick animals. A 6x choice is awful for a deer who comes bounding along through mtn laurel or scrub oak at less than 30 yards away who is under no obligation to stop for you to make a shot. He's...
Fixed 6 is absolutely preposterous for 95% of hunting. 99% of hunters should be using a 1-6 or 2-7 at the MOST. FOV is easily among the most critical of factors for a hunting scope. I'm am not talking a target scope. I'm talking a hunting scope in field conditions