Reliable scope - Boys first rifle.

[ZackP]

Went out with what little time we had yesterday. Long enough to get him on paper and allow him to get some rounds down range.

He’s right over a 1” 3 shot group at 100. Working on his positioning a little and his trigger squeeze. I may also need to fab or modify him a better cheek rest.

He would have been well under an 1” if he hadn’t pulled his last round. Good thing is, he got up and told me “that one didn’t feel right dad”. He had the first two almost touching, last one he yanked the trigger (on his last group).

Will get actual pics of his group later in the week. We’re heading to the actual range this Saturday after his football game.

Will keep it updated. He didn’t vary from 6-8x on the scope, he preferred right around 7x.

 

[ZackP]

Side note… anyone know if the Rokstok will fit on this 110 SBA?

Speaking with UnknownMunitions they have them available for the 110 ultralight. I would assume it would be a direct drop in.

Thanks!

 

[ZackP]

Boy missed a great buck opening day. Has had multiple encounters with no clear shot so he’s had to be patient. Bad case of buck fever on the first one, he couldn’t stop shaking (would’ve been a killer first buck).

Unusually hot October here, has made it quite the difficult year to get into some cagey old bucks. Roughly 165 miles on nasty SE Idaho desert roads. Most of which through lavas. No gun case. 104th round fired after 20+ revs on turrets, I connected with a smaller buck with his rifle. Whoppin 56 yards. Second 2 point I’ve ever taken but I need to replenish some freezer and have 3 more tags in the fam.

168 A Max Black.

Had the 8 year old with me, she lent a hand. Hope to update with pics of him in the next few days. This scope is headed to another user in exchange for an SWFA 6X as soon as his tag is filled (dislike MOA), but it is a phenomenal scope and value.

 

[ZackP]

How It rides, or tossed in the back seat. Boy is hungry after near 6 mile trek through lava tubes. Couldn’t line up on a decent buck.

Pic after his first miss, still shaking. Yes 4R is filthy, love that rig.

 

[KenLee]

How It rides, or tossed in the back seat. Boy is hungry after near 6 mile trek through lava tubes. Couldn’t line up on a decent buck.

Pic after his first miss, still shaking. Yes 4R is filthy, love that rig.

What's the length of pull? Stock looks long for him to use in the field

 

[ZackP]

What's the length of pull? Stock looks long for him to use in the field

I would have to measure it, it’s mounted on a tripod when he shoots at game. He’s taken it out to 300 prone, shoots it well.

 

[KenLee]

I would have to measure it, it’s mounted on a tripod when he shoots at game. He’s taken it out to 300 prone, shoots it well.

Not trying to be all up in your business, but I've learned from starting out over a hundred kids and ladies the length stock they can manage on targets, especially prone, is not the same lop they shoot well in the field under pressure.

 

[ZackP]

Not trying to be all up in your business, but I've learned from starting out over a hundred kids and ladies the length stock they can manage on targets, especially prone, is not the same lop they shoot well in the field under pressure.

You’re good, and I completely agree. If there wasn’t 8 days left he would be getting a new rifle. He’ll be running a compact Tikka next season.

 

[ZackP]

Well, we doubled up yesterday. Spotted this little fella and we put a 1.8 mile trek in after him. He gave us a few opportunities to shoot, but he stayed patient and kept after it. It finally happened. Great shot at 226 off a lava rise last light.

As you can see, he’s elated. Again, this scope has been treated like a tool and has bounced around and off of things more than I care to count. Great optic, I will not hesitate to recommend this to anyone.

No damage pics, more concerned with getting it quartered and packed out in the dark. Buck went 5 yards and DRT.

 

[Hnthrdr]

Yep ole triji makes a solid scope