What are you using to film?77TMK last evening. 195 yards.
Probably a video recorder of some sort.What are you using to film?
There is a guy in this thread that is shooting them out of a 1:9 but generally 1:8 is the minimum. If you already had a 1:9 and wanted to try them I’d say go for it but I don’t think I would buy a rifle knowing it has the slower twist rate. YmmvAt risk of them instantly being sold out, would a 1:9 twist Steyr Pro Hunter 2 be an adequate twist rate for the 77TMK? They are on clearance right now.
Yeah that looks neat! How much weight does it add to the rifle? How does it not affect position, sight picture, etc?What are you using to film?
77TMK last evening. 195 yards.
The vid was taken using an Arken Zulus day/night 'scope.What are you using to film?
… but does it pass the drop test?The vid was taken using an Arken Zulus day/night 'scope.
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… but does it pass the drop test?
To the contrary. The thermals that we use for commercial culling hardly ever need to be touched. No erectors or mechanics to move or upset apart from the quite rugged mounts. This Zulus (not a thermal) has been put to the test in various harsh hunting conditions and come through just fine. Bumps around in the truck and on a quad just like your 'scopes do. Has now shot 9 deer and never been re-zeroed.Haha. I doubt any/many commercial NV or thermals scopes do. Much like aiming lasers, daily/multiple daily zero confirmations need to happen.
Agree. Nice work.That’s awesome @Tahr keep it up!
Especially the suppressor!Note to anyone just starting the thread...just buy all the things now, then start reading...you'll end up with all of it by the end of the thread anyway.
Note to anyone just starting the thread...just buy all the things now, then start reading...you'll end up with all of it by the end of the thread anyway. Except by the end, you'll be ready to go, and wont have to anxiously wait for everything to arrive like me.
Seriously though, what a wealth of info here and I'm excited to read through it again.
Why just the lower 48? If it’s on par with anything you’ve seen from a 30cal why not on Grizzly or Brown Bear? 30cals take them down all the time.