On my 7mm Mag I have a 35moa base which is going to be replaced with a 45moa. This will get me to within 3MRAD of the scopes usable adjustment. If you are getting group shift send the scope back to Vortex and get them to check it out. I can go all the way up and back on my Razor AMG, Gen II and...
Thanks guys, yes I do want FFP, the Burris is not really what I want, to stay in the 42-44mm ob. size I would have to step down to the max of x10 power or go up to the 50mm ob. size which is not what I want. I have a very specific spec I want to try and keep to.
Thanks guys we dont get Swfa scopes here. It's in my price range so will look at it. I already have the rifle so don't have to jump through those hoops.
Hi guys greetings from New Zealand. I am travelling to the US in Sept. and am looking to bring a new scope home.
It will be mounted on a Dakota 330 and used for hunting in open country and alpine areas for Tahr Chamois and Red deer out to 600m.
It needs to be:
30mm tube
MRAD
Max obj. 42-44mm...
Thanks guys for the info there is some good stuff there. I get to use the rifle free of charge however I have to supply ammo they won't do that. I will look at the suggested brands.
Hi guys, greetings from New Zealand. I am travelling to Texas to attend a 3 day school. I am able to borrow a .308 Win to use I just have to supply my own ammo about 450 rounds. So the question is not having shot any 308, my rifles at home are a 6.5x47, 7mm Mag and 338 Lapua what should I buy...
It sounds to me like a rifle specific problem as plenty of other guys are shooting them at higher speeds with no problems. I would have a smith look down the bore with a scope. I wouldn't mind betting there is a rough patch somewhere there that is damaging the bullet. The high pressure at low...
Some bullets are not pushed around by wind or can buck the wind better than others. The longer a bullet is in flight the more wind will affect it. So the better the bc of a bullet the less it slows down during flight and the less it will be moved from your aim point.