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FX, Thanks for picatinny no-limits.

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Tominco

Tominco

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Edit 8/3/16: changed title and I was incorrect when I wrote the rest of this. 

I'd really like to give my poor scope a break and return it to optical zero. 
I'd really like to shoot my Impact at some extreme distances. 
Many of us are so happy that FX finally is putting picatinny rails on the rifles. But by doing so, you've left us without the ability to use the no-limit scope rings. I know you guys are busy with the Impacts and the Streamlines. Maybe we can get a run of the scope mounts mixed in? Please?
Hope you're all enjoying a nice Summer break! :)
Tom
 
Tom get the HHA its a speed dial scope tilt locking mount . The FX is great if you don't plan on readjusting but if you want to be able to adjust your scope and keep optical center at different distances get the HHA. You can make your zero at any distance you want and go back to it with a turn of the dial and the dial locks so your not limited to how many zero's you want to set . Its so much better than the FX mounts . You can set your zero at 400 yards if you want to shoot that far and in one second turn the dial and your scope will be at your 30 yard zero mark or what ever distance you have marked it could be from 5 yards to 400 yards . Spending that much money on the FX mount just doesn't make much sense because you can never move the scope to the same place twice your just guessing , with the dial and the marker you know where your tilt is . watch some youtubes videos on it . This one is made for guns and they have preset tapes for different cal's but for air guns you make your own tapes . I have one on my Hatsan 125 sniper and it works great . I have the one for crossbows because its cheaper and I have a springer so it doesn't matter the dial is on the right side but if you have a bolt action get the one for guns the dial is on the left side . http://www.bassandbucks.com/hha-optimizer-gun-speed-dial-adjustable-sighting-system/. youtube video that shows it .
 
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Thanks guys. 
FX has released the picatinny no-limits. I'm not sure when that happened but, I've got a pair and they're working out nicely. 
I thought I had requested to be on the waiting list but, maybe I was mistaken. Who knows? 
125sniper, I don't plan on making many adjustments so, these should work out nice. That's a nice suggestion though, thanks!
Tom
 
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Your welcome I thought when you said (I’d really like to shoot my Impact at some extreme distances. ) you meant 300 or 400 yards or more . I'm at 200 yards now and I have a lot of dial left . I'm going to see just how far out I can keep my scope centered and just adjust the dial on the scope mount . I'm shooting a 972 fps springer in 22 cal using 14.3 cphp's . Its just so nice to be able to dial from 200 yards back to 10 yards with out adjusting your scope's turrets and be able to go back and forth in distances in just seconds . I think FX should make their mount be adjustable from left to right . I have a old RWS 1 inch mount with a dovetail mount that you can adjust up and down like the fx and also left and right . The left and right is adjusted by one allen screw on each side so it looks like it would be easy to make .
 
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