Those of you running the High speed dials, how do you like them? I have a 5.5-22x56 that I am thinking of having switched over. I also need to order a 3.5-15x50 and I am thinking High speed turrets.
Rifle Scopes NXS High Speed
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Re: NXS High Speed
I Really like the Hi-Speed turrets to me they are they way to go. Also we are a NF dealer so if we can be of help in addressing more question or in getting you a NF scope please feel free to ask.
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Mike @ CST
I Really like the Hi-Speed turrets to me they are they way to go. Also we are a NF dealer so if we can be of help in addressing more question or in getting you a NF scope please feel free to ask.
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Mike @ CST
Re: NXS High Speed
My initial impression of the hi-speed turrets was that it felt a bit faster to use(obvious), whereas the original ones felt a bit safer and easier to use. After just a few days of using the knobs, the original turrets began to feel sluggish, and the hi-speed began to feel easier to use than the non hi-speed.
All of the qualities I liked in the original turrets are in the new ones. The spacing seemed to be too close, but the turrets don't have a whole lot of resistance so I can still dial without a whole lot of thought or effort.
All that said, it's not for everyone. A member on this forum had mentioned they didn't like the new turrets(I don't recall why) and someone else concurred, so it's best to try it out for a few days before making the plunge.
My initial impression of the hi-speed turrets was that it felt a bit faster to use(obvious), whereas the original ones felt a bit safer and easier to use. After just a few days of using the knobs, the original turrets began to feel sluggish, and the hi-speed began to feel easier to use than the non hi-speed.
All of the qualities I liked in the original turrets are in the new ones. The spacing seemed to be too close, but the turrets don't have a whole lot of resistance so I can still dial without a whole lot of thought or effort.
All that said, it's not for everyone. A member on this forum had mentioned they didn't like the new turrets(I don't recall why) and someone else concurred, so it's best to try it out for a few days before making the plunge.
Re: NXS High Speed
I took the plunge with the HS turrets and i'm glad I did. It takes all the guess work out of things. Doing a lot of unknown distance shooting at coyotes makes it very easy.
Do it!
xdeano
I took the plunge with the HS turrets and i'm glad I did. It takes all the guess work out of things. Doing a lot of unknown distance shooting at coyotes makes it very easy.
Do it!
xdeano
Re: NXS High Speed
Thanks Mike for the video. I think I will go for it. All the way to 1000 with the 338 in just a little more than one rev will be nice. It will really be nice on the .308
Thanks Mike for the video. I think I will go for it. All the way to 1000 with the 338 in just a little more than one rev will be nice. It will really be nice on the .308
Re: NXS High Speed
You are welcome. If we can be of help in getting you a NF with the HS turrets feel free to let me know.
Mike @ CST
You are welcome. If we can be of help in getting you a NF with the HS turrets feel free to let me know.
Mike @ CST
