Does anyone have first hand knowledge of these scopes? I am looking at getting a 6x24x50 ffp moa scope from them and was hoping someone could give feedback, good or bad .
Thinking of getting a Blackhound optic
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Joe says that he's impressed with all of their scopes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kxlykhoBbc
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The 6 - 24 will focus down to 15 yards .
I have one and will soon be ordering another . All my other scopes are Athalon .
There is only one thing that I initially didn't care for but no longer feel concerned with , "chromatic aberration" at highest magnification on a bright day . Other than that I prefer the Blackhound over Athalon .
Steve
edit : just ordered another one . Remember to use Joe's discount code CYCLOPS
edit 2 : Just ordered my third ...
I have one and will soon be ordering another . All my other scopes are Athalon .
There is only one thing that I initially didn't care for but no longer feel concerned with , "chromatic aberration" at highest magnification on a bright day . Other than that I prefer the Blackhound over Athalon .
Steve
edit : just ordered another one . Remember to use Joe's discount code CYCLOPS
edit 2 : Just ordered my third ...
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The lowest yardage marker on the side focus is 15 yards. BUT... as you can see in this pic, can be dialed to less than 15 yards. I have not had an issue dialing to 10 yards. Note the small white dot on the housing compared to the position of the 15 yard mark.
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The only issue I ran into was the OrionCam does not like higher than 10 magnification. If you are not using it to film, you will not encounter any issue.
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I have one of these on my .357 Slayer for about two years and have had no problems with it. I also bought a 4-14x44 FFP for my Daystate Pulsar .22 HP to complete my shift from SFP to FFP scopes.
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