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Posted: 5/30/2012 5:44:34 AM EDT
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Looks like that is what this one has become.
I did some scope switching and the Nikon 3-9 was moved to my Ruger Ultralight .308, with the Burris 1.75-5 finding a home on the Smith. Not only does it make the gun handier, but fits even better in my modified saddle scabbard. We are doing a bunch of scouting this summer on the horses and the AR is a great tool to have in the box. Lots of blowdowns from all the windstorms we had last winter so the Oregon saw comes along. I also just finished making a heavy kukri to accompany it and to even the weight on the saddle a bit. Posted elsewhere. Gun is slingless, except for a light cotton webbing GI equipment strap I carry in a pocket which I rarely use but have if I need it. 
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it looks like your scope is lower than your front sight....how do you use it at low power? It's no problem, even at 1.75x. There is a slight haze that you see right thru caused by the front sight but it in no way blocks the usefulness of the scope. I agree, it LOOKS like there would be a problem but the optical realities trump intuition. |
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it looks like your scope is lower than your front sight....how do you use it at low power? It's no problem, even at 1.75x. There is a slight haze that you see right thru caused by the front sight but it in no way blocks the usefulness of the scope. I agree, it LOOKS like there would be a problem but the optical realities trump intuition. haha fair enough. glad it works for ya! |
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it looks like your scope is lower than your front sight....how do you use it at low power? It's no problem, even at 1.75x. There is a slight haze that you see right thru caused by the front sight but it in no way blocks the usefulness of the scope. I agree, it LOOKS like there would be a problem but the optical realities trump intuition. That can't be repeated often enough, but the question will still come up. Lookin' good, EVR. What scope mount is that ? |
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