Used to have a few in my pocket and the 721 loaded up. Simple times I guess. mtmuleyUse to be able to buy them in bulk bags to load. Shot a lot of things with them.
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Used to have a few in my pocket and the 721 loaded up. Simple times I guess. mtmuleyUse to be able to buy them in bulk bags to load. Shot a lot of things with them.
Just curious your thoughts and I’ll get off this post; is it ethical to not “check zero” before every season and diligent before/after a big hunt? I check every year for peace of mind, never have to change a thing. Have taken some big falls and no poi shift, but still check. Sounds like the archery guy who doesn’t pick up his bow until a couple days before the season. Buy a nightforce and you don’t have to practice, just line em up at 900 and you’re good to go! HahaDon’t keep targets. I really don’t care if you believe me or not. I use solid rings, degrease every part of the scope rings and base, torque to spec, and lock tight. When I quit shooting leupolds the issue went away. This wasn’t just one scope and it wasn’t just falls. This was over a winter of coyote calling or a hunting season with gun just riding in the pickup. It’s not just leupold there’s lots of scopes this is a problem with. Why do you think every year people need to “check zero” before season or when they get to their hunting area after driving across country? Im not taking about feet of movement from just bouncing around but an inch or two for sure. Most wouldn’t notice that and would still kill a deer at 300 yards but when you pay that kind of money they shouldn’t do that.
This was literally an issue on one of Randy’s shows to that Bo guy on a Montana elk hunt. He fell and the leupold was off like 6’. Steve Rinelli had the same isssue with a Vortex on one of his shows.
I’m not sure why you think I’m making this up. I use to be a huge leupold fan boy. For a straight up hunting scope they would be my pick everytime if they were reliable.
Buy a nightforce and you don’t have to practice, just line em up at 900 and you’re good to go! Haha
Just curious your thoughts and I’ll get off this post; is it ethical to not “check zero” before every season and diligent before/after a big hunt? I check every year for peace of mind, never have to change a thing. Have taken some big falls and no poi shift, but still check. Sounds like the archery guy who doesn’t pick up his bow until a couple days before the season. Buy a nightforce and you don’t have to practice, just line em up at 900 and you’re good to go! Haha
I would happily buy a NF but I wouldn't put it on a light and cheep rifle. I think the push back is that a leupold is a great choice for a lightweight cheep gun.Maybe they wanted a known reliable scope that doesn’t shift poi which should be what every scope manufacture strives for.
I would happily buy a NF but I wouldn't put it on a light and cheep rifle. I think the push back is that a leupold is a great choice for a lightweight cheep gun.
You can have your opinion its ok if I disagree. I want a light scope on a lightweight rifle swfa and NF are not lightweight. I also don't want $2500 scope on a $500 rifle.That’s terrible logic. Light rifle=more recoil which means more jarring to the scope. I don’t care how much a rifle costs as long as it’s accurate. Tough to be accurate if you have issues with zero wandering.
I’ll quit ranting about scope quality
Yes off hand after running up a mountain to get a shot. Bang dead animal!All you guys talking about how good your old scope is , what do you call good shooting ? Hitting a paper plate at 100 yards ?
Wow , aren't you a little touchy . The point I was trying to make is people have different expectations of what is acceptable shooting . If you're happy with hitting the paper plate at 100 yards , I hope that's your extreme limit for trying to kill a animal .Yes off hand after running up a mountain to get a shot. Bang dead animal!
Do we really need to post targets in a D measurement contest. Kinda weird. I have pictures of great groups but I'm sure the op could care less.
No not touchy at all.Wow , aren't you a little touchy . The point I was trying to make is people have different expectations of what is acceptable shooting . If you're happy with hitting the paper plate at 100 yards , I hope that's your extreme limit for trying to kill a animal .
Don't forget there are some snipers in our midst. mtmuleyNo not touchy at all.
What you actually did is ask a reasonable question then gave a presumptuous answer that implied low standards.
Well yeah , mister state the obvious . LOL , again , my point is , some people are happy just to hit the target , while others want their holes touching .No not touchy at all.
What you actually did is ask a reasonable question then gave a presumptuous answer that implied low standards.
My standards ar sub moa at whatever distance I intend to hunt.Well yeah , mister state the obvious . LOL , again , my point is , some people are happy just to hit the target , while others want their holes touching .
So you are touchy . I wasn't referring to you , but if the shoe fits you know ?My standards ar sub moa at whatever distance I intend to hunt.
I'm sorry but if this isn't one of the regulars trolling I'll be surprised.
He has a cross gun laying over a spike as his picture. Hi Greenhorn! Lol... Did you just type lol? This turd just loled me
Hey whisper snapper what scope you "running" on your bow
LolSo you are touchy . I wasn't referring to you , but if the shoe fits you know ?
Go #*^@#* yourself , dickhead .