Accessories SOLD 16mm Blued Steel Muzzle Sleeve with Plug .177" - .25"
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There is a Vantage IR 2-7x32 AO with a Mil Dot@puddleglum the reticle/crosshair of scope you have posted in the title of this thread Hawke 2-7x32 AO IR Mil Dot does indeed have a finely etched reticle like an AMX. The scope you are inquiring about in your thread Hawke 2-7x32 Vantage has no IR, and features a wire reticle that is thicker and perfect for the application you are speaking of. These are two different scopes; I have both models and each has their own application. For hunting/pesting during the day the non IR is my go to (reticle size is perfect) when the sun goes down and darkness falls I go IR. Hawke makes a great scope; the build is very good, nice glass, tracks wonderfully and has one if not the best warranty in the business.
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A guy could 3D print those and buyer would only need to supply two steel rods, 1/2” diameter from hardware store.me too.... i tried to get him to make more, but sigh, he said too much work and not enough buyers.
Hi it’s marker…correct me if I am wrong…but this is what I heard…that if you are going to store a Co2 gun for a lengthy period…that you should keep it under pressure to keep the O-rings healthyGonna drag Willie G. Stubbs out for some loud and proud C02 shootin' today. Ain't been shot since last Fall.
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Looks like a B-29 behind that Blackbird. This must be a Huge building!Saw this in a cabinet at the Imperial War Museum at Duxford last week.
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Also saw the very cool Masters of the Air collection of American aircraft.
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And a few Spitfires...
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You could always dare him with peanuts, walnuts, and promises of great wealth from a nigerian prince.Watched a squirrel wreck havoc on my neighbors tomato plants while daring that mangy flea bag to step one
curse-ed, disease carrying claw near my bird feeder.
Can you kindly share one final bit of data. WIth your .22 for longer range accuracy, what pellets and fps?
Can you post photos of your groups?I just got my M4 600mm in the mail yesterday, I have the reg set at 115 macro @16 and micro on 4 and I am pushing the Zan 26s slug @965 and the FX 34 grn pellet at 876 in .25 cal I get 85 shots on a 250 bar fill. I am keeping everything stock at this point. The gun shoots great, the pellet groups are really tight sub MOA at 50 and 75 yards and .35 inches at 25 center to center, the slugs I need to spend more time with, I am not sure if the tune isn't right or they are finicky to the hold.
I like vectors, never tried an option.I got one on a rifle I had bought,it was pretty good ,then I picked up another 10x 50mm fixed,what a big heavy scope it is for a 10x fixed.Also got a 10x44mm Optisan Viper nice....I really do not know where they rank,I know I got great deals on them.
The reticle in the Vantage is good for what you want, I have a few of those and the West Hunter too. I actually have a new Vantange 3-9 x40 IR that I'm going to put in the classifieds, let me know if you're interested, I will go ahead and post it. My West Hunter is 16x and I love it but the reticles do get very small at the lower zoom, I run it maxed out anyway.Hi all. I used my Westhunter 3-12 FFP on my Taipan .25 Compact for a while, and realized I pretty much have only been using it on 12x for shooting pest birds out my windows. I want to use the compact for squirrels this fall, and also will be using it for rabbits in the yard that like to nibble in the flower beds. When I dial the Westhunter down to lower magnification, that reticle all but disappears, to my eyes. I am thinking that, for the closer range applications I will be using it for, I might want a SFP scope for reticle visibility. I also think a lower magnification might suit my needs, with a wide FOV at 2x helping me spot squirrels and rabbits and, if I see one quite a ways out, dialing up to 7x should be enough magnification for a 40-50 yard shot on a squirrel.
How is the Mil Dot reitcle on the Vantage 2-7x32? Is it extremely fine like the Hawke AMX reticle, or is it heavy enough to pick up easily against a dark background? I know this is subjective, but any feedback you all have would be appreciated.
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-pg
Good shootin'.. as always.Shot these two, two shot 20yd groups today (was shooting exceptionally well today, not my norm) and the first picture took me by surprise as the hole did not enlarge, haven't done that in some time. The first photo I wanted to see how much one MOA click right the POI would shift so I clicked one right shot at the dot, saw the the POI, then clicked back and shot again at the hole.
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