Recent content by kenfoerst

Thanks for your input! I definitely would like to keep the weight and size down as much as possible.

To clarify a bit more regarding this scope, I contacted Zeiss USA to find out what models were available with the 10 yard parallax. At the present time only the 4x16x50 is available as you stated. However, they did say that two new models were going to be announced. I am fairly certain that...

Thanks to everyone for their comments and input. Just to be clear, the Zeiss scope listed in my subject line has 10 yard focus as stated in their specs. I believe that this is a relatively new update to the Conquest V4 line of scopes. Ken

I am curious if anyone has personal experience with this scope. I am looking for a quality scope to mount on my .22 Daystate Huntsman Revere. I am trying to find a second focal plane scope with excellent glass and not too heavy. This scope is listed as 21 oz. and I really don't want to go...

This is what I use on my S510. I think that it’s the same as yours.

After a bit more tinkering, I have come to the conclusion that in my case the rattle stems from the fit of the air tube into the stock. What I believe is happening is that the for-end of the stock is moving and bumping the air tube. This causes the barrel band to move and contact the barrel...

Glad to see this post on the Revere. I received my .22 cal. left hand version about two weeks ago. When I pulled it out of the box the first thing that I noticed was the rattle. Didn’t take long to figure out it was coming from the barrel band. Initially I was disappointed that Daystate would...

Thanks for sharing this information on your scope. That is definitely some excellent shooting! The size and weight of the scope is very appealing to me as my current setup gets pretty heavy on long walks in the backwoods. I assume that the reticle is calibrated for true mil at 9 power. I am...

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I heard that the FX .25 mini magazine for the Streamline works perfectly in the .25 Crown. Can anyone verify this. Also how much lower would this potentially allow you to mount your scope. Thanks in advance. 

Very nice. That is exactly what I would like to see. Thanks a lot!

Great to know. That is something I use a lot when I want to make my rifle safe. 

Think I will call AOA and get some clarification about possible differences between calibers and/or production runs. Appreciate the input from everyone!

Now I am really confused. I thought that the Wolverine R had an open bolt safety that prevents you from uncocking by pulling the trigger while holding the lever and letting down slowly. Like I do with my Air Arms.