Rifle Scopes The brains behind CS revealed

[SWFA]

I've heard a rumor that CS hired this man to develope their current line of scopes and that he is the actual inventor of Bertrillium-Zantitium™

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[Lindy]

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Huzzah! That must be him! Good find!

 

[USMCj]

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Ahaahahhaahhah!!!!!!! Nice!

 

[m1k3]

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Awesome, that's being shown all around the office as I speak!

Great find!

Mike

 

[ORD]

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That's good stuff, right there!!

Definitely a CS Employee (likely he's the Employee of the Month...hell, of the YEAR)!!!

Thanks for the laughs, SWFA!

 

[drmarc]

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I noticed "The Sportsman's Guide" has CS's at $2,455.00 off right now in their catalog and claim they are "US Govt Issue" !

 

[enkry]

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Im at work so I can't see the picture. Who is it a picture of, Albert Einstein?

 

[Lindy]

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Good grief. He's right! Here's the ad - don't hesitate!

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/co...t.aspx?a=650801

Sorry - you Canadians are SOL. Try to contain your grief.

 

[drmarc]

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Two great lines, "May be U.S. Gov. Property marked" and "Military Overrun"...

I hear they are putting the CS "HydroShear" on plane wings now, icing is a thing of the past!

 

[m1k3]

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watch it in YouTube with captions! Its funny all over again! Then I had to explain to others about Counter Sniper scopes and guess what? Funny again!

Three levels of funniness!

 

[SWFA]

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Sorry - you Canadians are SOL. Try to contain your grief.
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[USACS]

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In before the lock! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!

 

[h4everything]

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It is even 30 mm longrange system rated too!

 

[Derek Myers]

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Hey CS must be good. I just read a popular gun mag article and author Craig Boddington went to a shooting school in Texas and although he was not fortunate enough to have a CS scope of his own he did think enough of another classmates rig to put a photo of it in the article stating "the Counter Sniper tracked perfectly"

 

[Basher]

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LOL, my head hurts after watching that! Good grief!

 

[Wrighty]

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HAHA thats awesome! pretty sure he said dinglearm there at the end... i gotta show this to my buddies.

 

[JBW3]

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Take it from experience, the dingle arm is NOT the way to do things. you must use the new dingleberry arm, this will work only to the extent of the BS recepticle.

I totally get it!!!
John III

 

[mouse07410]

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Chris, you're too much!

I'm convinced - will be getting this wonderful CS scope for my 30mm long-range solution! As soon as I acquire that 30mm gun, of course!

I have only one concern though: what effect does that Perma<span style="font-weight: bold">Lax</span> optics have on the bowels movement?

 

[1911.it]

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Chris, You have a PM.

 

[Stringer]

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That was just...perfect.

 

[Hink]

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John, the proper employment of the dingleberry arm at the extent of the BS recepticle is only truly realized when simulaneously reaching acute euphoric limb extention in conjunction with a properly executed rectal cranial inversion.

Now...you get it.

 

[KE5MUJ]

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a reciprocation dinglearm??

He forgot to mention the use of the state of the art flux capacitor.

 

[RicosRevenge]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Certified for .50 cal. BMG and 20 mm, 25 mm and 30 mm long-range systems.</div></div>
LMAO!!! The Cracker Jack box was good to them... all I got were a couple tattoos.

 

[JBW3]

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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> John, the proper employment of the dingleberry arm at the extent of the BS recepticle is only truly realized when simulaneously reaching acute euphoric limb extention in conjunction with a properly executed rectal cranial inversion</div></div>

Actually that does clear it up a bit Hink, thanks!
John III

 

[SWFA]

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We took one on trade and we just could not bear to put it on our SampleList site so we stuck it on eBay with No Reserve.

We've got a little of $200. in it, I wonder how much it will go for? Could go for a penny if only one person bids on it but I have a feeling it is going to get a lot of traffic.

Should be fun to watch.


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