Scope advice
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David.evans
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Mac you talking using a torch or add on mate ?
The one that enables you to best determine a safe backstop and who’s eyes your recently licensed firearm is pointing towards.
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Cheers for the replies guys - thanks for scope offer Rabbit will get back to youWas out the other night just to see what was about using a Coast XP18R ( use this at work ) good strong beam from it
Also got a Led Lenser MT10 scope mounted torch will buy a clamp for it when i get a scope
Mac
I suggest you buy a scope that is night vision compatible (side focus that will go as low as 10 yds) it will still do your lamping, and should you at a later date decide to go night vision add on your not going to have to buy another scope, Hawke airmax and sidewinder are good as well as lots of others.
Dave (warbucks)
I suggest you buy a scope that is night vision compatible (side focus that will go as low as 10 yds) it will still do your lamping, and should you at a later date decide to go night vision add on your not going to have to buy another scope, Hawke airmax and sidewinder are good as well as lots of others.
Dave (warbucks)
Compatible scope + pard 007 = probably the cheapest way to do it with good resultsMmm good point mate better get the overtime in then
Hi Mac,Will Look at the NV option once i get a bit of experience and pennies bank accounts taken a doing buying my rifles and the rest
Expensive this game
Do you find you get better results with night vision i take it the foxes will get lamp shy
I would suggest the delta titanium 2.5-15x56 would do everything you want. I will be very clear in the lamp, it's night vision compatible and as an added bonus it's very competent at low light and makes a brilliant stalking scope too. As you are putting it on a 243 this one scope could cover everything you do and it punches well above its price point on performance. I can say this from experience as I have had one for several years and use it as my main scope for stalking, I have also put the ballistic turret option on mine hats pretty much the same system as the Swarovski BT system on the z6i scopes. Really worth a look and hope this helps.
Dave.
Bargain:
https://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/threads/tr23-2-trijicon-accupoint®-5-20x50-scope.135445/
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https://www.thestalkingdirectory.co.uk/threads/tr23-2-trijicon-accupoint®-5-20x50-scope.135445/
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dunningboio
Active Member
If your feeling flush get a thermal , nothing goes past em
Bo Diddley
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As said above Mac, Optics warehouse are doing the Stac for less than 300squid, not a bad option, and it will work with a Pard nicely, that is the route you will undoubtedly go down in the not too distant future, then it will be a thermal spotter and you'll never look back bud! Foxes nightmare.....Sightron STAC 4-20x50 works well and so does the Delta titanium, both being nv add-on compatible should you wish to ever go that way.
I do have both scopes by the way
One on top of two
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if you want a nice old school scope for lamping your hot go far far wrong with a
www.uttings.co.uk
Schmidt and Bender Classic Fixed Power (Hungarian) 8x56 30mm IR Rifle Scope
Schmidt and Bender Classic Fixed Power (Hungarian) 8x56 30mm IR Rifle Scope
As its large 56 mm objective lens would suggest, the high twilight factor of the 8 x 56 makes it particularly well suited for the poorest light, and even nighttime hunting from a high seat or blind.
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