Thread: Dual purpose scopes

Hi Tahr, the 3 ring ballistic turret is quite tall and narrow and on a couple ive seen it wobbles in your fingers.
A mate had one that failed twice in some way and he changed it out to a leupold.
But through his scope i could see a deer at last light i really couldnt make out through my S&B so the glass and light quality is excellent.
I expect this scope would be rugged with low closed cap turrets. Eg for a flat shooting calibre like 243 or 7RM out to say 250m.
The plain reticle is very nice.

Originally Posted by Bagheera

Hi Tahr, the 3 ring ballistic turret is quite tall and narrow and on a couple ive seen it wobbles in your fingers.
A mate had one that failed twice in some way and he changed it out to a leupold.
But through his scope i could see a deer at last light i really couldnt make out through my S&B so the glass and light quality is excellent.
I expect this scope would be rugged with low closed cap turrets. Eg for a flat shooting calibre like 243 or 7RM out to say 250m.
The plain reticle is very nice.

Ive replaced the ballistic turret on both my Z5 with a MOA turret from Outdoorsman in the States. They are good. Have dialled one of them to 475 yards and shot a pig ok. Yes glass is great.

Originally Posted by Tahr

Ive replaced the ballistic turret on both my Z5 with a MOA turret from Outdoorsman in the States. They are good. Have dialled one of them to 475 yards and shot a pig ok. Yes glass is great.

I’ve got an ‘element industries’ moa turret on my z5, nz made, excellent product.


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