Recent content by James7800

Good points ptosis, but I think you may have a flaw in assuming the camera was too far away from the scope. I would think that the point of view for the camera would be at the camera's objective lens, not at a point inside the camera body (Just like a 1x scope is 1x from the objective lens, not...

Thanks for doing all this work, calz Wow, just saw your measurement for the S&B 3-27 only went to 22.4 magnification. Hope that just turned out to be a bad scope.... Having seen the results for the high magnification limit, I kind of wish you had the time to check the accuracy of the low end...

I assume you have it on 6x when you find it sensitive. On 1x you should find it to be a lot more generous on head position. I briefly had the SWFA 1-6 and found it similar in eye box sensitivity to the other 1-6s I've had (Leupold Mk6 and Bushnell). Only thing it lacked was daylight bright...

One thing to remember is that even on all true 1x optics things will appear magnified within very close range because you are seeing the image from a point of view from the front of the scope rather than from the location of your eye. This is negligible at farther distances but when you start...

How far have you guys had to unscrew the eyepiece to get the focus right on the 1-6x? I've got mine adjusted to where it looks in focus, but its unscrewed enough that there are some exposed threads in front of the locking ring. Not really a big deal, but I wanted to see if this was typical.

Re: SWFA-SS Tax Day Group Buy: 1-6, 5-20, and more! Just to update, mine shipped yesterday. Order #18818x

Re: SWFA-SS Tax Day Group Buy: 1-6, 5-20, and more! <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: NoFail</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bignev</div><div class="ubbcode-body">received my...