BnA Tacsport X vs PRO
- By jimsair
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 24 Replies
Same feel… more curb appeal.Me neither, my older non-X models feel samsies as the newer-X, blue anodized is cool, and expensive I guess.
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Same feel… more curb appeal.Me neither, my older non-X models feel samsies as the newer-X, blue anodized is cool, and expensive I guess.
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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yup. probably hoping to get laid.
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Did you get a happy ending?Mine was an 80yo (at least she looked 80) Asian woman.
YesDoes that apply to muslims also?![]()
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.“Never” to me is not in my lifetime and not under current design constraints.
-Stan
Never had a canned chicken. I have had Yoders canned bacon and it is very good.
with all the police violence we see,why do the nightsticks and tasers not come out in situations like this?What I notice is that it looks like it's their first time out of Mom's basement in at least a month.........
Marking the scope would work, although there is a tolerance there too that needs to be observed and measured.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.
That project involved almost as much pipe as I laid at your moms house.
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.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