I get emails from Knight occasionally and they have sales, you may want to get on their email list. I got mine used for about $600, but at the time Knight was selling them for 1200. Not sure what a used one would go for these days.
I have been shooting a Knight Ultralight for 7-8 years now, and I love it. I bought it because I wanted something lighter, and can swap out to a #10 cap if I draw a tag somewhere that requires it. I shoot 100gr 777 behind a Knight Bloodline bullet (Lehigh Defense lathe turned bullet that is...
A buddy of mine went through the trial and error with this and he may chime in. He looked at quite a few different pairs and as I remember not all were created equal on eye relief. In the end a couple of pairs seemed to do better with his glasses. I think they were the Zeiss Conquest HDs and...
Gorgeous ram, Buzz! Randy kept me posted on your adventure through the summer/fall; sounds like it was one hell of a tag. Couldn't be happier for you and the future of the sheep in the unit.
A bigger OBJECTIVE LENS means more light (the reticle is the black lines you see when you look through it that are used to align with the target), and higher magnification reduces light transmission. The reason large objective lenses aren't always good are they force you to mount your scope...
In varying degrees, yes, but they still don't carry M17s
The distrust comes from the fact that they undercut the competition for government on price not performance. It also comes from the fact the my issue P320 after a thousand rounds or so, comes out of battery all the time (slide goes back...
The other thing I will say about the SIG M17 (P320), is that since the Army has adopted it, SOCOM units that have the latitude to do their own thing, have spent the money to buy Glocks. I trust their judgement way more than Sigs marketing team....
I am meh about the P365. I do not like or trust the P320 (I never thought I would say I want my Beretta back). The SPEAR is too early to tell, but I don't trust SIG and how they have learned to game the DoD procurement process.
The last things that Sig came out with that were actually high quality were the P220/226/229/232 and 552 rifle. Since then it has all been gimmicks and marketing. Of the $1600 those things cost, how much of it do you actually think when into the glass?
Not knowing the type of area you are hunting. I would spend a couple of sessions scouting versus hunting. Turkeys are pretty patternable, with their daily routines largely tied to the best food available at the moment. My experience is, if left undisturbed, they kind of run a daily track. Try...