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PICTURE REQUESTS! Reticle pictures. (Page 4 of 15)
LOL! You know, that doe was munching for nearly an hour while I shot at assorted shorter range targets, before it occured to me to take a picture of her through the scope. About the time I got the camera ready, she started to walk in to the brush. Didn't get a chance to put the crosshairs in the right spot. (assuming I'd even know where to put them. |
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great thread....bolster which model of aimpoint, and at what distance in the pics, 2 moa or 4 moa ? |
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2MOA ML3 Full Size 4MOA ML2 Full Size 1MOA ML3 2x Full Size (Fun at the range but not suitable for defensive use IMHO)
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Awwwwh! That's some sexy ass shit right there!!!!!!! More! |
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NightForce 1-4x24 FC-2 reticle on 1x http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/l0new0lf98/DSC00174.jpg http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/l0new0lf98/DSC00175.jpg |
Thanks Duffy, I've been looking for one of those. ![]() PS What a great sniper's nest you have there. |
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Duffy, I bought one recently as well. There is a small trick to getting the cover off. If you will put your forefinger under the ACOG eye piece while putting your thumb on the cover and kinda pich the two together while pushing forward with the thumb it will come off. Do it a couple of dozen times and it will fit just right. I took a dremel drill to mine and put two small holes through the front section and then put some 550 cord through it so that the cover is dummy corded to the scope. Otherwise I would loose it during the first range session. That second pic looks great. I had to put my sniper veil over my scope when sighting it in at the range. I wanted as fine a line as possible for sighting in. Now that's it's in I like the brightness. You've got a sweet location right there on the beach. JWL |
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Give me a day or three and I may be able to get a few : ) ... |
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My first post! View through an ACOG TA01. http://static.flickr.com/57/202050598_8a4c935497_o.jpg Target ranged at 285m with a Bushnell Yardage Pro Scout LRF. http://static.flickr.com/69/202050595_324602f3f5.jpg |
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I can adjust my position when looking at it, and it comes out a little sharper. However, the right side is still a bit blurry especially when concentrating on my target. Other than "cool" points for owning a TA31RCO, I don't think the horizontal, left-right stadia/mil lines were worth the extra $100 over the TA31F. At least the chevron and vertical elevation stadia are clear. It took some getting used to the red chevron, and I can hit those metal plates out to 300 yards EASY and 400 with a some effort. But the chevron is still kinda small. ............[ETA: I just got home, and looked through the scope. The left-side stadia is crisp but the right is blurry.] |
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I love the chevron of my TA31F, but the TA31A's triangle is probably best of them, it has the tip for long and precision shots, and it's bigger/brighter than the chevron and donut. I still won't go back to a TA31 or change to a TA31A though |
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Shows the left-side clear and the right-side blurry. According to the TA31RCO ACOG manual (TM 11064-12&P) it came with, Trijicon says this is normal.![]() |
Maby normal but for anything that expesive deff. not cool |
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Eotech 510 w/ Larue 110 mount & ARMS 40 BUIS. http://www.robmeadway.com/eotech%20006.jpg http://www.robmeadway.com/ar15s%20007.jpg |
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RESPONDING TO THE $34.00 SCOPE POST ABOVE BY CCW! I could be wrong, but I looked at a scope similar to this with a dual red/green lighted recticle a few years back for an AK-47 and it was explained to me as above. I believe the lines at the botton are 2.5 mils apart, and your horizontal and vertical tics are 1 mil each. On your lowest zoom setting - which I believe is 3x - each of the lines at the bottom signify an additional 100m increment. If a target stands from the bottom to the top of the lower line grid - it is 100m away - provided it is 6ft tall. If it comes to the second line from the top, its 200m away. 3rd line from the top - 300m away, so on and so forth. If a 6ft target fits between the 2.5 mil lines - its around 600m distant. |
When you find out, dear God post a picture again! I'm giving serious consideration to buying this sight, how is it? |
PICTURE REQUESTS! Reticle pictures. (Page 4 of 15)
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