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Have used a STR 80mm but now run a STX 85mm with same head. No problem keeping spotter still for measuring impacts, ranging, antler spreads, etc. Able to switch from target to target faster with that head only single lock down and fluid heads move so much nicer.
I am shocked how many people have an issue with eye box. The only person I know who has had an issue looking through either of my NX8 is my sister who only shoots a few times per year. I own two of the 2.5-20 on coyote rifles (5.56 and 6 creed). No problem hitting coyotes moving in brush with...
18-20 it gets a little darker but not bad. I personally think 50mm is ideal up to 20-22 power depending on the optic. 25 power and higher needs a 56mm. So not surprised you see it get dark above 26.
Just got two of the 2.5-20 x 50 mil c from Sport Optics to try out.
Thinking the NX8 will be in my top 3 favorite hunting scopes. Seeing very little need with this scope to piggy back a red dot or reflex sight for calling with the large FOV. Also has enough top end to make ethical shots on...
If you look back at the 1800s they had lots of rounds that were slow often used for hunting.
Key was enough diameter and some weight to have enough momentum.
A 45 ACP if smaller stuff.
A 458 Socom in AR15 is the best overall option.
An AR10 doesn't offer much benefit for subs due to lack...
I have a proof research 6 cm 24 +3 shoots factory 103 eldx around 3/4 moa @ 2960 fps. Tried Berger 105 from copper creek 3050 fps. Got swiping on brass never adjusted block since I had some minor meplat damage. So not something that would be ok for hunting. Target wise 1/2 moa. Testing 108...
Shooting today had about 0.3 mil of combined spin drift and coriolis effect.
Have a few rifles sighted a hair left so don't have to worry at 1000 yards about spin drift.
Just depends on application for any given rifle.
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DTR reticle was another attempt to make things easier. With modern ballistic calculators a plan grid I find better though past 1 second of flight.
Unless you are dropping into lower grid after 10 mil you have the chance for wind dot interference that is no longer precise enough and in the incorrect location. The only con is only 5 mil of windage on the Mil XT. The H59 goes all the way to 10 mil. CCH only 4 mil if I recall correctly.