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Specials on Optics & Tripods

With the final quarter of the year upon us we have started bringing in many deals on various optics and tripods. In no particular order.......

GPO Rangeguide Rangefinder Binoculars starting at only $649.99 - When the pursuit of spotting game and accurately determining distance is paramount, the GPO RANGEGUIDE stands as your unparalleled winning ticket. We recently received some show sample Demos and Open Box of many various GPO optics.

We have been stocking up on Arken Riflescopes and Accessories. Arken has maintained excellent quality in a price point most other brands cannot touch. If you're not familiar with their scopes you owe it to yourself to take a look.

Through October 31st. Get $150.00 off on all Zeiss V4 Riflescopes and we will include Zeiss Precision Ultralight 1913 Mil-Spec Riflescope Mounting Rings with Anti-Cant Bubble Level, normally $199.99 and we will also include a free custom Zeiss Turret by Kenton, $129.95 value. This deal saves you $150.00 off regular pricing on any Zeiss V4 Riflescopes and you'll also get an extra $329.94 in free goods.

DNT Optics continues to release new feature rich Nightvision and Thermal Optics priced way below the competition.

There's various Sightron Riflescopes on special. Their scopes are all made in Japan and the Philippines. Great quality as well as variety.

We recently put a few Element Riflescopes on sale. They've also recently added to their line of scopes.

Take a few minutes to look through the many great offerings from Hawke Optics. They have a great array of Riflescopes, Binoculars and Spotting Scopes from entry level through top end tactical.

We have many Leupold Riflescopes on sale, take a moment and Take A Look.

Great quality tripod mounted optics are only as good as the quality of the tripod they're mounted on. A rock solid tripod is of utmost importance. We have many Slik Tripods on special plus, Use promo code promo24 at checkout and save 10% on Benro, Gitzo, LowePro, MagMod, Manfrotto, Nisi, Promaster, Sirui & Slik

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Maximum distance you can reliably first-shot impact 1MOA, 1/2MOA target?

fwiw, i'm on day 21 of my experiment. AXSR 300nm @ 410+ yards, 1 shot per day across a holler one ridgetop to another, different times, positions etc. only 2 days rain. None of the misses were from prone or when raining.

17 hits, 4 misses - 81% hit rate
11 of the hits are inside IPSC A zone (1 7/8" tall by 3 7/8" wide box in upper half of the 6"x6" head).
IOW 11 of 21 shots are in a .5 x 1 MOA rectangle. The remaining 6 hits are in 1.5 MOA square.

1 miss was just low and due to ammo (at least, i assume as the garmin read the fps about 5 STD below mean.)
1 miss was just left missed wind call.
2 miss were just high, i attributed one to light and the other to wind moving up the face of the mountain toward the target, but just a guess

I will say, I think i'd have more hits shooting my 6dasher or 6.5x47. 300nm seems a lot less forgiving.

FL Sizing Die Ruined??? Need Advice

I can definately feel the ring or ridge on the shoulder of the brass with a fingernail. And yeah ill debur case mouth after they come out of the tumbler again.
Well, then that's different. Your first post literally said "I cant actually feel it with a fingernail".
Hey guys, need your advice. So i was FL sizing some 6.5cm brass today and i noticed i was getting a little ridge or ring on the shoulder of my brass. I cant actually feel it with a fingernail, and i have never noticed this before. Decided to inspect sizing die and internally the die looks like it is “scored” or “rough” right at the shoulder. What would cause this?? If you zoom in on case you can see the “ring” or “ridge” at shoulder of case. And you can see the inside of the die as well.
I'd send it back and have it either polished or replaced by the manufacturer - even though it probably won't be an issue, just let them deal with it.

The updated Recce 5K and Gas Pocket BCG

I was thinking about it from the aspect of port pop. The BCG we are talking about moves the gas vents to the left side with the pocket on the inside of the upper. I was wondering if that would help or hurt the sound reduction aspect of the carrier.

Oh yeah it most definitely does that. The excess gas that does reach the inside of the carrier is vented down into the magwell/magazine.

People will say it will cause the subsequent rounds in the mag to become dirty and foul and cause malfunctions. Those people are right and wrong and likely don't shoot enough to have formed a valid opinion. Every suppressed firearm makes my rounds in the magazine dirty and I haven't noticed any more with GA GP BCG than normal.

I have the enhanced GA GP BCG on an 18" KAC LPR Mod 2 with OCM5. It was quiet before but without the port pop now it's really nice and quiet. I did notice that difference with that setup.

The updated Recce 5K and Gas Pocket BCG

I've heard of those but never seen one in action. Where does the excess gas get vented to?

Idk. I'm sure restricting at the key still allows the gas tube to have higher heat/pressure like normal, so the excess is probably dumped into the receiver once the key is past the end of the tube. Where as a gas block actually prevents the heat and pressure from entering the gas tube at all.

But I think adjustable gas keys are still effective at reducing overgassed rifles like adjustable gas blocks. Restricting gas at the key or block results in less gas that reaches inside the BCG and drives the carrier, they just restrict flow in different places. Like pinching a water hose near the faucet or restricting flow with a nozzle, the result is still restricted flow. Upstream vs downstream restriction I'm sure have different effects on the location and propensity of heat/pressure/fouling.

I didn't notice any accuracy or consistency difference pre-or-post adjustable gas key installation. SD's still low teens or better, accuracy still MOA or better, fowling still appeared the same but I handle that before every match by wiping everything down and apply lubrication, no sense in going down midstage for a preventable aciton.

I'm using an adjustable gas key partly because this particular barrel (Bison Fulcrum) is on my competition rifle and has a proprietary gas journal size, .825". They do sell a custom SLR Rifleworks adjustable gas block but the gas key was cheaper. I've used adjustable gas keys for many years.

Rifle Scopes Is there a better deal than the GOVX discount on Vortex?

Viper PST Gen II 5-25x50 EBR-7C MRAD retails at $1,499 and GOVX has them for $899. That's a 40% discount. Unfortunately, that's where it tops out. You can but lower tier versions but none of the high end stuff. I'm seriously considering getting one for my first long range platform (RPR).


Is there anything else comparable in value that I should consider? I can probably spend $1,500 but the 40% discount paired with the expectation that I'll end up buying something in the $3,000 range when I decide to upgrade systems makes this pretty enticing.


We also provide gov pricing for Vortex as well with documentation that we are required to send with each order :)

-Richard
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