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Rifle Scopes Eotech??
Re: Eotech?? Holograms do not have sharp contrast so it's normal. Also, try focusing on the target with both eyes open and allow the reticle to naturally fall on the target. Do not focus on the reticle, as in front sight shooting. Turning down to lowest brightness that you can still see in...- chalwie
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Rifle Scopes SWFA Customer Service
Wanted to share this experience today. The SS 10x42 scope was on the Sample List so I ordered it online over the weekend. When I called this morning to throw some accessories into the order, the rep informed me that someone else beat me to it by a few seconds. Apparently, the website erred and...- chalwie
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Rifle Scopes Argh, My Eyes!!
Re: Argh, My Eyes!! Another common problem is dry eyes, which is more prevalent and worse with aging. It is typical when concentrating to stare (which happens to computer users also). As you get older, the tear production decreases which causes dry spots on your cornea faster than when you're...- chalwie
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POF 308 will not eject
Re: POF 308 will not eject After reading this thread, it gives me new perspective about POF customer service. There's people out there bad-mouthing POF CS. Even though I decided to keep an open mind and not totally dismiss that brand, I admittedly was a bit skeptical about buying a POF...- chalwie
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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LWRC or LMT?
Re: LWRC or LMT? http://www.snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1952617#Post1952617 I own 3 LWRC's: 6.8 PSD, 5.56 A1, and 5.56 A3; love them all. The REPR had growing pains with new design. Ask yourself a rhetorical question: "Why do I want to own a piston rifle?" IMHO...- chalwie
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Rifle Scopes Taking the IOR 6-24 FFP plunge
Re: Taking the IOR 6-24 FFP plunge <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> I ended up taking the plunge to an S&B </div></div> I did the same thing. Called Liberty Optics about the new IOR and found out that it'll take 2-3 months (back...- chalwie
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LWRC REPR
Re: LWRC REPR Short answer: yes, good price. most are asking $3000 to $3200 used, but I've seen a few used that came under the $3k mark recently. Long answer: Know what you're buying. REPR's had 3 issues: 1) Magazine catch failure - due to a change of design from C Products which LWRC...- chalwie
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- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Rifle Scopes Trijicon scopes
Re: Trijicon scopes 5-20x50 Accupoint: No BDC reticle No MOA or mil holds No zero stop SFP Scope has excellent clarity, durable, no battery ideal for tactical situation, but at 20X power, you really need most of features above to fully utilize its usefulness. It's a scope with lots of...- chalwie
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Rifle Scopes Hide Vendors for S&B
Re: Hide Vendors for S&B www.sportoptics.com Ask for Jay, I just pre-ordered the S&B 3-20x50. Charles- chalwie
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Rifle Scopes Who Makes the best Glass???
Re: Who Makes the best Glass??? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">this is just were we disagree. I can't afford 1,200 so usually it takes some trade in also. I'm sure they are damn fine scopes, I've toyed with a few, all I'm saying...- chalwie
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Rifle Scopes PIC REQUEST: 10X at 1000M
Re: PIC REQUEST: 10X at 1000M +1. Thanks for posting pic Jon A. I read all over about IOR's great glass, but this sharp picture puts it in perspective. Nice clarity out edge to edge. How's the durability and re-zeroing?- chalwie
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