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    Varmittter recticle??

    What is it and can I use it for a deer scope?

    Thanks

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    Nope. Because it says varmitter its ilegal to shoot a deer using it. It also stops the gun from firing anyway so you're screwed sorry.
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    Yes you can use it to hunt deer despite what Toby says.

    Basically this reticle is used to assist you with range estimation.

    Check out this Leupold website start on page 18 explains it nicely.

    http://www.leupold.com/wp-content/up...l_17July12.pdf

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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Nope. Because it says varmitter its ilegal to shoot a deer using it. It also stops the gun from firing anyway so you're screwed sorry.
    Are you talking shit....it was a genuine question mate.

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    Thanks Pete that was an easy read. Oiled gun today by the way and came up mint. Will show you the finished product when barrel arrives back

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drewski View Post
    What is it and can I use it for a deer scope?

    Thanks
    No, you could but generally two fine in my opinion at last light/dawn you'll never find the cross hairs on a deer.
    You really need two come for a drive Drew.



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    Of course I'm talking shit. Should have put a smiley in there sorry.

    P38's on to it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drewski View Post
    Are you talking shit....it was a genuine question mate.
    cool it Bro, it was just Toby having a bit of fun ... no offense meant

    And lets face it it's New Years eve or something he's probably been on the sauce ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drewski View Post
    Thanks Pete that was an easy read. Oiled gun today by the way and came up mint. Will show you the finished product when barrel arrives back
    Hope that explained it ok.

    Cheers
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
    cool it Bro, it was just Toby having a bit of fun ... no offense meant

    And lets face it it's New Years eve or something he's probably been on the sauce ...
    Hmmm maybe I should smiley face on the and that would make it better.....

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    Yea Dunc, I should.... I know where ya live and pass your place every other day heading to my parents via SH50. I'll be in touch soon as I'm heading to Takapau to help build a boat trailer this weekend.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drewski View Post
    Hmmm maybe I should smiley face on the and that would make it better.....
    Nah, you're right. This is a very serious matter indeed.

    no overreactions going on here .

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwi39 View Post
    Nah, you're right. This is a very serious matter indeed.

    no overreactions going on here .
    opps my bad is that better?

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    Yeah as Brads said, Varmint rets are quiet fine ( as they are designed for little critters ) and also made to work with flat shooting light / high speed ammo. For bigger beasties something like a Luepy B&C or big game holdover reticle ( most scope manufactures make em now ) will be more user friendly.

    Hold over reticles work well out to 500 odd yards, but you need to put in a little time & shooting practice working out where your POI ( point of impact ) is for each hold over bar / dot to where your rifle is shooting for them to work to full potential.
    Shoot it, root it & then BBQ it !!!

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    thats better ... all happy and smiling again ...

    anyway the I'm pretty sure this months quota on grumpy cunts and wild opinions has been used up in the poaching thread
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