Blaser 4-20x58 IC

[Kjm041]

You're spot on. I've looked everything over, to amount of batteries, type of bipod, insulation, binoculars, bipods, low or high boots, gaiters no gaiters, modifying the backpack etc etc.

In total I went from 24 to 17 kg load and down to 14 when I pack light for steep terrain. The scope was one of those costly kgs but it gives me a scope more inline with my actual hunting need.

I went from a PMII to a EXOS to have a more hunting inclined scope but it was heavier

 

[ChesterP]

Here's the film from the pictures earlier. The scope seems to be steady as any.

Great vid as usual. I like that ret as a hunting ret which was one of the reasons I bought a Delta Titanium a few years back (later sold as I disliked the turrets). Yours is way better though. I know that some hunters frown on exposed turrets. I much prefer them than fumbling with turret covers. Whilst I didn't take to Steiner's top end scope, their Ranger series was a lot better and similar in design to the one you're using in that vid.

 

[Norway]

I know that some hunters frown on exposed turrets. I much prefer them than fumbling with turret covers.

Absolutely agree. Whilst I do understand locking turrets, I've found most of those to be a little annoying due construction. I want it to be Locked when locked and stay Unlocked when unlocked.

 

[scotch_egg]

Absolutely agree. Whilst I do understand locking turrets, I've found most of those to be a little annoying due construction. I want it to be Locked when locked and stay Unlocked when unlocked.

Says the man who took the lip off Schmidt locking turrets

 

[Norway]

Once I figure out how to do it... the Blaser scope goes the same way!