I know next to nothing about lasers. Is yours daylight visible? What product do you have?
I'm thinking about mounting one on a gooseneck rail under a Leshiy Classic and simply stop worrying about close range hold over.
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Optic recommendations for leshiy2
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I know next to nothing about lasers. Is yours daylight visible? What product do you have?
I'm thinking about mounting one on a gooseneck rail under a Leshiy Classic and simply stop worrying about close range hold over.
I'm not that unhappy with my reticle on the March. It would be a useable target or hunting reticle. I think if I decided I could live with the unforgiving depth of field I'd just sell it and get the Shorty with the Xmas tree reticle.
It's the reticle on my Styrka that I'm not crazy about. I know some people use duplex reticles for hold overs and even ranging but I don't think that's a skill I'm going to teach myself at this point in life.
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Night vision or digital scope would be nice but I found this gem, aireus 1-6x lpvo might have to cop and sell my other scope
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I found a nice laser on ebay where you can adjust the beam width. Makes for a great aiming schema. You start with the laser really wide, shooting at night. The reflection off the backside of the pellet is so bright, you see where it left the beam (when you shoot).
From there, you adjust the laser up/down and left/right so that the pellet stays in the beam for a longer time, until you can't see which side of the beam it departed from. Then you narrow the beam, and repeat the cycle.
Anything 5m to 25m, it works really well for.
From there, you adjust the laser up/down and left/right so that the pellet stays in the beam for a longer time, until you can't see which side of the beam it departed from. Then you narrow the beam, and repeat the cycle.
Anything 5m to 25m, it works really well for.
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I have this green laser from amazon. Works great, the battery is rechargeable you connect a magnet cable to a contact no need to remove from the rail. It has a low profile and can fit below the scope bell.
I tried several times @ 50 paper rings during daylight you can see the projected beam, and clearly visible up on the three between branches and leaves for tracking the game.
I tried several times @ 50 paper rings during daylight you can see the projected beam, and clearly visible up on the three between branches and leaves for tracking the game.
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This would be nice, except for the price! ~ $2500.00 USD at Optics Planet!
I like the fact that it has parallax adjustment and the reticle is both FFP and SFP.
I like the fact that it has parallax adjustment and the reticle is both FFP and SFP.
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Heh, I was just about to post that video.
Yes, the dual reticles are nice. Probably this is something that hasn't been "made a big deal of".
I think the main criticism of this scope is that it's "effectively" FFP, and the eyebox can get really tight on the higher magnification scales. Otherwise it's everything you could hope it to be.
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Thanks, Bud. So, you got that on a handrail? I am thinking of a secondary in a smaller form factor bc I don’t want to add a handrail.
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Maybe a bit late to answer but just saw this post. I’ve been off site awhile. I bought a Riton 2-7x35 I think it was. Didn’t break the bank at $180 if I recall. Glass is great and I’ve no complaints of it the price point it falls into. I use it instead of my Delta Hornet 3x prismatic optic primarily because the Hornet doesn’t allow for Pard 007a to mount to it. I really like the Riton optic.
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Also doesn’t fit in standard mounts, and I think capped turrets would be preferable. That’s all I got
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Optisan Optics CP MH10 Reticle | Trenier Airguns
The Optisan CP is the perfect partner for compact and lightweight rifles and airguns. Parallax adjustment range is from 10 yards to infinity and a 30mm tube. Springer and centerfire rated with a sleek design and stainless steel low profile turrets with 0.1 mrad adjustments.
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The new crop of MPVO or medium power variable optics are all the new rage, not many airgunner use 1X and 1x is hard to make or cost more.
This 2-12 from swampfox looks pretty good:
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This 2-12 from swampfox looks pretty good:
Kentucky Long Precision Rifle Scope
Kentucky Long precision rifle scope boasts excellent edge-to-edge clarity, first focal plane construction, glass-etched illuminated reticles, and a monster 6x zoom ratio. Go Long with the Kentucky Long Rifle Scope.
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