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I’m in Columbus and I have seen them all Brown, Black, White, Grey and Red squirrels galore

Why does everyone want it to be a “BLACK” squirrel? Black lives matter😂

I think your color blind my friend 😩 that there is brown

Does your scope rings play a part on how well the scope functions? Also, you are the first person I have heard say that Hawke Sidewinder scopes were trash. There’s an abundance of Hawke scopes and reviews that contradict your statement. 

This goes back to my post about selling Good Glass! What is condisidered better? Or what specs does one have over another to classify it as better?

That sounds worse...ouch! Just pop him in the head and get it over quick!

Sweet Camo 

Nice

That’s sic🤙🏽

I will give your method a try and see what happens

You got a point there! Thanks for the response 

😩 Hawke Sidewinder 30’s are Garbage?

How would you go about helping the guy out? I’m sure at that point he is in a panic and afraid! I would think he would try to attack you if you got close enough. Might as well put him out his misery with a dome shot. Just last year a deer got stuck on a metal picket fence ripped its stomach...

Every scope I have had changes POI when changing the magnification. Now the change may not be significant, but the poi does indeed change when increasing the magnification. If I zero on 4x then change to say 12x or higher the Impact will be off center. Doesn’t even need to be 12x I was just...

Not true

What’s up Olevey? Yeah I use the same method as you my friend. Thanks for the chime in!

Prod

Ok you Guru’s let’s hear the correct method when zeroing a scope. I have read different say this and videos of people doing this.. I’m confused which is correct! I’m speak SPF scopes. Now some say to use max magnification to have accurate mildot spacing throughout zoom ranges is this...

This is the style I’m referring too but I wanted someone else who is more knowledgeable make it for a professional look and accuracy. I really don’t have the time or the patience these days.