Huskemaw 5-20 LR Scope Review By Ernie Bishop

[Scot E]

Just finished reading the manual. Can I just say how nice it was to be able to make sense of the whole manual! Very well done IMO.

Do you know what power is used for proper reticle use for windage, etc? Most are max power but I didn't see that listed and saw one picture discussing 10x.

Thanks for writing this article. Very informative.

Scot

 

[Len Backus]

Scot E

Max power for windage hold off.

 

[Ernie]

For windage: At 20x it is 1MOA and at 10x they are 2MOA apart.

 

[jeff 300]

Great review. but for 1200.00 i'm going to have to stick with something that has been out there for sometime. like a MK4 or nightforce thats just to rich for such a new scope company to just try one. maybe in a few years. good job on the review

 

[AaronSkipDavidson]

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[Ernie]

Aaron,
That is excellent!

 

[blipelt]

Ernie thanks for the review, because of your review I decided to bite the bullet today and buy one at the local sportsmans show here in Bismarck(Sorry Len). Great guys to talk with and they answered all my questions. I can't wait to give it a try on my xp100.



Brent

 

[Moman]

If I were to only use the standard 1/3 MOA turret and not a custom turret, how much veticle/up MOA adjustment would I have from the zero stop?

 

[BH Hunter]

The standard turret is in clicks, not MOA's.

 

[Len Backus]

An MOA turret is available and I'll get back to you on the total vertical adjustment. It's pretty good but I forgot the number.

 

[blipelt]

I know Ernie has topped off his pistols with them has anybody else? Anything I might want to know?


Brent

 

[Moman]

An MOA turret is available and I'll get back to you on the total vertical adjustment. It's pretty good but I forgot the number.

Thanks Len. I think I remember reading at some time that they had 67 or so inches of verticle travel but I don't understand how that works in relation to the zero stop. Would that mean 33.5 of up adjustment from center???

 

[Len Backus]

The zero point will depend on your yardage and on the angle, if any, of your base. If you use, say a 20 moa base, you'll have amost 52 moa of UP left. You place the zero stop where you want it but usually near your zero. So the second answer is the same.

 

[Lank]

A couple questions for anybody in the know:

1) Is there indeed a zero stop on this scope?
2) I assume this is a SFP reticle?
3) I am a bit confused on the ability of the yardage turrets to integrate with changes in velocity, bullet bc. elevation, temperature etc...thoughts?

Thank you for your input.