Bighorn through NF 5.5x56 at 1670 yards

[ss7mm]

I've spent a lot of time out there years ago and the wind can and will blow. There's nothing to stop it out there.

Wind and it's effects makes having and using the NP-R2 reticle nice. I've just got to get it sent over and have the NP-R1 put in it.

 

[NightforceKen]

Dick,

get her into us. Our lead time for reticle replacement is right at 3-4 weeks.

Regards,
ken

 

[ss7mm]

Elk season starts Saturday and after that I've got 2 weeks of a late buck permit hunt. Then I'll try and get it sent out.

But for now, I can't hunt without my NF. It's one of those things I never leave home without.

 

[Eaglet]

ss7mm,

Do you mind telling us what model video camera that was?

Mine is also NP-R2, how much do I need to change it over to NP-R1 and how long do we wait?

I guess I'm in the question mode.

 

[ss7mm]

It's a JVC Everio. Small size, 60 gig hard drive, 35x optical Konica/Minolta lens, 800x digital, video and still. I was a little skeptical at first because of the size but it does all I want it to.

Like Ken said, their wait time is about 3-4 weeks and I'm not sure about the price but I think it's around $200.00 plus or minus a little. Don't quote me on the price though. Maybe somebody else can tell us the exact cost of the replacement.

 

[NightforceKen]

Eaglet,

Reticle changes run 150.00 plus shipping.

Ken

 

[Eaglet]

Thank you gentlemen!

 

[Broz]

Great pic ! I took one this year through my NF. I'll put in another thread.

Thanks for posting. I love hunting pics.

Jeff

 

[grit]

I tried to take a photo like this of a huge nontypical mulie the night before the opener. I had left the spotting scope home to save weight. It didn't work. Can someone tell me what is required for this shot to work? Perhaps I didn't try very hard. The photo would have been a gem!

 

[Broz]

I tried to take a photo like this of a huge nontypical mulie the night before the opener. I had left the spotting scope home to save weight. It didn't work. Can someone tell me what is required for this shot to work? Perhaps I didn't try very hard. The photo would have been a gem!

I have several I have taken through the little sony camera I carry, my spotter and even a few through my rangefinder with the yardage up. The way I do it is look at the image screem moving it ever so slowly till I get a full view. If your camera does not have a screen you may be out of luck but with a image screen and a very steady hand some great pics can be had. I posted a few from my spotter on my thread "My 2008 Montana Elk Hunt" Have a look.

Jeff

 

[grit]

Thanks. Will do.