LanceK
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My vote is for the SWFA
I have a 12x on my CZ 452 that I use for NRL22 matches and it works great.
I have a 12x on my CZ 452 that I use for NRL22 matches and it works great.
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Capt RB
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I'm running both a 10x and a 20 swfa. I have shims for a zero stop. The 10x will adj parrallax down to 10yds I put the 20x on because I was moving things around for some students and wanted a 10x on the loaner.
The Arken tracks well and a tree might be a better choice for a newer shooter. Nice thing about the 20x is watching the bullets drop into the target at a100yds and further. Instead of trace it's the actual bullet
The Arken tracks well and a tree might be a better choice for a newer shooter. Nice thing about the 20x is watching the bullets drop into the target at a100yds and further. Instead of trace it's the actual bullet
Huntsman, that is a sweet setup. Ruger rimfire rifles there?The 34mm Arken SH has enough internal adjustment to get SV ammo to 500 yards on a 20mm rail with 50 yard zero. The 30mm Arken ELP only has enough to reach just past 300 set up the same.....
I have definitely thought about a fixed power but something more than a 6x.
huntsman22
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yessir. american compacts. one in a LSS chassis
This sounds very cool.
I have a Primary Arms FFP 2-8x on my CZ457. It's suppressed and I usually shoot subsonic rounds. It's dead accurate.
I want one of these for it:
iveyshooting.com
but it's a bit pricey and for now I don't compete in .22 long range competitions so there's no need.
I want one of these for it:
Ivey Shooting
iveyshooting.com
but it's a bit pricey and for now I don't compete in .22 long range competitions so there's no need.
Yeah that would work
