My wife just caught me looking at that one. She was not smiling..........Maybe if I show her the cost of a new one she'll realize what a good deal this is!
My LPR 6.5 SAUM is Ready!!!!!!
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Huntnful
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Hahaha that's a solid plan!!! Once I even think about wanting something, I know I'll buy it eventually lol. So might as well get it while it's on sale!! My only hang up for not owning one is the reticle options and the 15X top end. I shoot on 20-25X a lot. Never for hunting though. So I'm sure it would be a great hunting scope!
Let her shoot behind one. My wife is on the same page now after having a s&b and a March. Now she just has to work some overtime lol!!!
lancetkenyon
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I have five TT315Ms. Yes, they are that good. Yes,they are better than a S&B PMII in a lot of aspects.
I shoot most of mine out to 1500 at least once a month.
If you want a lighter and shorter PMII, look at the 5-25US or 3-20US. I have one of each.
I shoot most of mine out to 1500 at least once a month.
If you want a lighter and shorter PMII, look at the 5-25US or 3-20US. I have one of each.
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Us optics? 3-20 sounds perfect! Great thanks guys! I have to go to work it's 70 degrees and no wind all I wanna do is go shoot now!
You've got me thinking of shedding a S&B US 3-20 to go back to TT now
lancetkenyon
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See, my daughter prefers the S&B 3-20US on her 6.5SLR.You've got me thinking of shedding a S&B US 3-20 to go back to TT now
lancetkenyon
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USO are good. But not in the same league as TT, ZCO, S&B. Not even with March and Kahles.
US is for Ultra Short
And I'll agree on the 6.5 SAUM. Bought mine when George came out with the Extreme Hunter in 2013. Love it for 130-140 grain bullets, unfortunately the 8.7 twist barrel won't fling the 156 EOL. So thinking of building another one with a 7.5 or 8 twist.
Still just breaking in brass but this thing is stupid accurate. I'm almost afraid to do any load development now! Threw on a suppressor and shot the group to the left. Not super, but not bad so I adjusted up .1 mil and right .2 for the 3 shots in the center. Almost one hole. I typically throw the third shot off just a hair but managed to avoid that this time. I think it had a lot to do with me worrying more about how it would shoot with a suppressor than the group size.............
Impressive shooting and shootin' iron Jim!
Like my dad used to say, even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while
