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MDT ACC Elite - Control Bridge — PRSTF
The MDT Control Bridge is an accessory for the ACC Elite chassis. It's designed to bolt on to the top of the forend to act as a mirage mitigation device, as well as a barrel cover when reaching up and over your forend for added recoil control.prstf.com
Glad I'm not the only one, mine is also pretty consistently 5 yards further than the target really is. It's not a huge problem, but I don't calibrate my MVs like that. I just pull the true MV from my Garmin and use AB custom curves, so I would really prefer that it not be that far off. Will have to do more testing to confirm.Mine is consistently 5 yrds off, when compared to 2 LRF binos (Sig 3K and Sig 6K)....this tested on ranging skylined power pole transformers from 250-1200yrds. (I also tested this at a recent ELR match I MD'd, out to 1760y. WMLRF read 1765, while others read 1760.)
Not really a big deal, IMO, as the range is just a number. Meaning, if I cal my MV with this LRF, it is calibrated to this gun. Regardless if it's 1200 or 1205, as long as I cal my MV to the range I hit with the WMLRF, that's all that matters.
The other thing I remember was when focused at high to mid power, then either zooming up or down required a re-focus. So a focus at one power did not focus at all of the other powers, if you changed magnification you were forced to re-focus.I never saw this red hue/flare issue during my testing. Others have noted that this specific scope has an issue with light sources from behind the shooter that apparently is the root cause of this phenomenon. During my testing I do light sources hitting the front objective but I have not done light sources hitting the eyepiece.