I'm glad the video raised awareness of these periscopic devices
We manufacture the MOA Boosters ourselves, so in terms of price, it is one of the cheapest pieces of equipment in my lineup, certainly cheaper than the Nikon P1000 or TrigerCam, and I'm talking about the entire presented set of 4 MOA Boosters.
Adjustable mounts are good, that's why we also have it on the M24 as a base. Primarily, however, in my opinion, it is particularly suitable for getting the most out of the riflescope (possibility of setting it to the lower range and having the entire range of the riflescope available for shooting at greater distances), but just like an extremely expensive rifle scope that does not adjust the crosshairs but the tilt, they have one major drawback for me. This change of position of rifelscope changes the holding of the rifle and the necessity of a different facing (changing the setting of the cheekpiece). This setting can seriously degrade aiming accuracy and is generally inconvenient.
I am able to install the MOA booster within 1 minute. On the other hand, for me, adjusting the cheekpieces correctly is a matter of several shootings (not shots, but several visits to the shooting range) and when I finally find the right setting, I don't fundamentally change it, because accurate shooting is about the same execution of everything and that is best done by the body's habit himself.
With the MOA Booster, I face exactly the same whether I shoot at 36m or at 1600m, the only difference is the tilt of the rifle itself.
The original plan to offer the MOA Booster is to offer it in a set with our special M24 set with a suitable scope and just set MOA Booster to be able to shoot from 0 to 1000 yards.
Considering that the holder is different for each rifle scope, we have not yet planned to offer it separately, but if there was more interest in a particular type of rifle scope, then it would probably also be possible.
We manufacture the MOA Boosters ourselves, so in terms of price, it is one of the cheapest pieces of equipment in my lineup, certainly cheaper than the Nikon P1000 or TrigerCam, and I'm talking about the entire presented set of 4 MOA Boosters.
Adjustable mounts are good, that's why we also have it on the M24 as a base. Primarily, however, in my opinion, it is particularly suitable for getting the most out of the riflescope (possibility of setting it to the lower range and having the entire range of the riflescope available for shooting at greater distances), but just like an extremely expensive rifle scope that does not adjust the crosshairs but the tilt, they have one major drawback for me. This change of position of rifelscope changes the holding of the rifle and the necessity of a different facing (changing the setting of the cheekpiece). This setting can seriously degrade aiming accuracy and is generally inconvenient.
I am able to install the MOA booster within 1 minute. On the other hand, for me, adjusting the cheekpieces correctly is a matter of several shootings (not shots, but several visits to the shooting range) and when I finally find the right setting, I don't fundamentally change it, because accurate shooting is about the same execution of everything and that is best done by the body's habit himself.
With the MOA Booster, I face exactly the same whether I shoot at 36m or at 1600m, the only difference is the tilt of the rifle itself.
The original plan to offer the MOA Booster is to offer it in a set with our special M24 set with a suitable scope and just set MOA Booster to be able to shoot from 0 to 1000 yards.
Considering that the holder is different for each rifle scope, we have not yet planned to offer it separately, but if there was more interest in a particular type of rifle scope, then it would probably also be possible.
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