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Rifle Scopes Unexpected Results at the Range
Re: Unexpected Results at the Range I once had a rifle that shot so much to the right that I pretty much had to use all the windage in my scope just to get it zeroed. Something clearly wasn't machined quite straight in that one. Try swapping the scopes and see what happens.- askomiko
- Post #15
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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Kowa Reticle Eyepiece... Let's get to work!
Re: Kowa Reticle Eyepiece... Let's get to work! That design looks quite good. And imo, having the 0.1 mrad marks is very essential in a spotter scope. After all, you have huge magnification, superb optics quality, so why not use all the awesomeness in it. Having only 0.5mrad would be wasting...- askomiko
- Post #187
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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HS Precision stock that comes with the Savage FCP
Re: HS Precision stock that comes with the Savage FCP Well, I returned it and got another one, this one shoots ok. I believe I read someone bedded their HS Savage, that seems intresting, with the aluminum in the stock and all.. The aluminum part doesn't touch the receiver evenly, as you can...- askomiko
- Post #19
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Rifle Scopes Differences in glass from the top makers?
Re: Differences in glass from the top makers? Nightforce, S&B, and Zeiss are all top notch, but the Zeiss/Hensoldt are a bit clearer than the rest. Zeiss makes their lenses and coatings, I don't know about the glass source. (I value the reticle, ffp and adjustment logic of the S&B more than...- askomiko
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- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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HS Precision stock that comes with the Savage FCP
Re: HS Precision stock that comes with the Savage FCP I just got mine, and the barrell is full of tooling marks across the rifling. Were yours nice&shiny?- askomiko
- Post #15
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
