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BnA Tacsport X vs PRO

The TACSport has an adjustable pull weight of 250~2000 grams.

The TACSport Pro has an adjustable pull weight of 100~1000 grams.

According to BNA, the triggers feel and break the same. The only difference is their pull-weight adjustment range. Put another way, both triggers adjusted to 500 grams would feel the same.

The *X* version is supposed to have more polished internals. I can’t tell a difference.

PortaJohn


yup. probably hoping to get laid.

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funny that these self important liberal types fail to realize that their "demands" have no weight in a real world outside of their cloistered existence. they will learn the hard way when things unwind largely due to their destructive actions. the 3rd world coming will be a big surprise for them.
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I Spy New Baby Razor G3 4-24

“Never” to me is not in my lifetime and not under current design constraints.

-Stan
In this case, never means exactly that: never. Not in my lifetime. Not in yours. Not in my kids'. These are not the design constraints that will ever change for conventional optomechanical scopes. A run of the mil consumer will never be able to have a clean enough environment to do that, the metrology tools to get the focus and alignment right and the equipment to purge the scope after opening it up.

ILya

I Spy New Baby Razor G3 4-24

This will probably catch on before Stanley and I make any money taking up Rob's scope re-reticling business suggestion.

Sig and other companies have scopes that can overlay holdover points with data fed from rangefinders, digital scopes are a thing but with drawbacks. It's getting closer.

Perhaps I will start a scope company that puts a mark on the bottom of the scope that lines up with a mark on the bottom of the rings so there isn't a scope leveling discussion every week. That seems doable.
Marking the scope would work, although there is a tolerance there too that needs to be observed and measured.

ILya

I Spy New Baby Razor G3 4-24

That reminds of USO back in the day. Not sure if they actually did “ build your own” but they had dozens of reticles they had used over the years and no one could say for sure what any given scope had. Mil ? Moa ? Iphy? Only God knows lol
They made reticles in small batches and kept a few around here and there. Also, USO's older designs were very forgiving in terms of the reticle feature tolerance. Modern scopes are not.

ILya