Having suffered from cabin-fever over the holiday, I found myself spending way too much time perusing the web looking for that perfect-to-me scope to use for HFT...
Biggest challenge seemed to be to find a scope with the reticle I like, with a small-enough objective that would give decent depth of field.
That was until, I stumble upon the March Modifier Disks
So using this logic, just about any scope could be made to work!
Biggest challenge seemed to be to find a scope with the reticle I like, with a small-enough objective that would give decent depth of field.
That was until, I stumble upon the March Modifier Disks
- a)
May cut incoming light by as much as 50%, depending on brightness of conditions.
- b)
Depth of focus increases by approximately 50%.
- c)
Modifies and reduces mirage effect.
- d)
Does not employ lenses. Perforated aluminum disk weighs only 1/4 oz. The Modifier Disk screws onto the scope, in front of the objective lens (only for the 52mm and 56mm objective lenses scopes
So using this logic, just about any scope could be made to work!
