Thread: Scope... Issue

It would appear that either

The recticle is moving more than intended/designed.

The recticle is no longer in the correct part of the path of light from front to back and as they are cone shaped from the lenses they get smaller/bigger.

I apologise for my compleat lack of technical terms and spelling/grammer

Haha yeah... Na I think you are right

Over $7000 ... I would expect...well... Not this!

Originally Posted by Dr. Watson

Haha yeah... Na I think you are right

Over $7000 ... I would expect...well... Not this!

Shoulda got a vx3

Originally Posted by Dr. Watson

Haha yeah... Na I think you are right

Over $7000 ... I would expect...well... Not this!

fark what model is it "beast" ?


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Yup firstly Its not mine and I certainly wouldn't pay that kinda money for one.

Greg I'm with you on the SFP mate

But "don't use it on the end of its range" I mean really hahaha

It's a top end Nightforce lol ... "Yeah it's good as long as you don't dial up or down too much... Then you can't see thru it properly"

Originally Posted by Dr. Watson

. "Yeah it a typical Nightforce you can't see thru it properly"

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Originally Posted by Dr. Watson

Yup firstly Its not mine and I certainly wouldn't pay that kinda money for one.

Greg I'm with you on the SFP mate

But "don't use it on the end of its range" I mean really hahaha

It's a top end Nightforce lol ... "Yeah it's good as long as you don't dial up or down too much... Then you can't see thru it properly"

Most guys will never use it at the top or bottom, it has 120+ moa elevation.

That's enough to shoot a fair old way

A, don't use it at the extreme top or bottom of its range.

B, get a SFP scope