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I am not used to seeing that much shift. Most of my loads for rifle seem to be within .1 or .2 despite powder and bullet weight changes. 53 v max over 8208 and 80 a max over varget are only .1 E .1 W. It was very similar on my last 223 barrel also between 53 v max and the 77smk. Same goes for my 308 168 and 178 loads. That looks more like around .5 or is my perspective messed up.Yes the two powder have different POI mostly due to the speed difference
I use the Terminator T6 on my 50.....but I also shoot with blast Shields..@wooferocau Just got an HTI 50, what bipod do u have? I have shot an AI 50 off a tripod, the back leg was fully extended and you could shoot in the prone position. It hardly kicked at all as the back leg extended took the brunt of the recoil, it had a brake, but I am not sure what kind. Going to try to find pics. Actually shot a setup done by Bryan Morgan, the 2014 PRS champ.. was on a Cabelas Experience with Nightforce in 2018. You can find video of my wife shooting the AX50 on youtube under user sorleski .. you might be able to see the leg of the tripod extended backwards.. I also got a T6, having a gunsmith fit to barrel and then drill some ports in the top. Will post pics when all done.
So can you use the normal curved 30 rounders in the Varmint?10 and 20 round mags are straight.
Apparent field of view let's you compare how big the image looks between scopes without having them in hand.It’s something that is useless unless you want to play mathematician. When you are laying behind your scope are you figuring out the apparent FOV? No. You see what you see. Seeing as this is the first I heard of this super important specification and never needed it to hit what I was aiming at then that will be filed under useless info for me. You have fun with your calculations![]()
Useless unless I want to play mathematicians… or, you know, be able to actually compare a scopes specs as experienced by the shooter.
Maybe you should go back to laying behind your scope instead of trying to offer advice on them since you can’t be bothered to learn about them.
Useless unless I want to play mathematicians… or, you know, be able to actually compare a scopes specs as experienced by the shooter.It’s something that is useless unless you want to play mathematician. When you are laying behind your scope are you figuring out the apparent FOV? No. You see what you see. Seeing as this is the first I heard of this super important specification and never needed it to hit what I was aiming at then that will be filed under useless info for me. You have fun with your calculations![]()
That's what I wanted to know. Do both the LHT razors have a similarly smallish apparent field of view. Compared to the heavier scopes like the lrhs. Is it a function of the eye peice and ocular lens size also?Real FOV is what the scope sees. Apparent FOV is Real FOV in degrees multiplied by magnification.
Apparent FOV determines is how big the image looks to your eye.
ILya
I don’t own a truck big enough.They should be purged from society