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  1. Milirad

    Q Boombox In Subsonic 8.6 Blackout - Anyone With Accuracy Data?

    Nice. Which Seekins platform did you start with? I've seen decent 8.6 Blk super groups, but not many good 8.6 Blk subsonic groups.
  2. Milirad

    Q Boombox In Subsonic 8.6 Blackout - Anyone With Accuracy Data?

    Yes, sorry for typo, will correct.
  3. Milirad

    Q Boombox In Subsonic 8.6 Blackout - Anyone With Accuracy Data?

    It doesn't look like anyone has subsonic Q Boombox accuracy data they want to share. How about you guys at Q - do you have some photos of 5 shot groups at 300 yards using factory ammo you can share with us?
  4. Milirad

    AR Positional POI Shift Test

    This is a great thread - thanks for starting it and for your data to kick it off! I have noticed different levels of POI shift between 7 different ARs. I have noticed it is less for rifles with stiffer connection between receiver and hand guard and thicker barrel contours, but I have never...
  5. Milirad

    Q Boombox In Subsonic 8.6 Blackout - Anyone With Accuracy Data?

    Does anyone have direct experience with or a reliable source for Boombox subsonic accuracy in 8.6 Blackout at a range of 300 yards +/-? Subsonic accuracy of 1.5 MOA at 300 yards is my desired spec for reliable subsonic kills on coyote and hogs. I've been waiting for a few years for a subsonic...
  6. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    Thanks for these insights houndog. Your experience is roughly consistent with some of the other test results, including the Green Eye Tactical results I referenced early in the thread. Ilya has also weighed in stating that parallax error is a function of distance. I’ll see if the local gun...
  7. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    Sorry for not being more specific and thank you again for pointing it out so I could make the intention clear. I don't think this back and forth is interesting for others so I'm not going to continue it.
  8. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    Please allow me to clarify. By "Hide behavior" I meant to say "the behavior of certain Hide members". Thank you for asking for clarification rather than telling me what I meant, very civil of you.
  9. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    Of course, it's not the Hide. The Hide has incredible information. It's people who behave this way. You are not the Hide.
  10. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    I just don't get this kind of Hide behavior. It is one of the reasons, perhaps the main reason, so many people are afraid to get more involved or try to and then lose interest and drop out when they experience this kind of attack.
  11. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    This means exactly what it says - "resolution in a performance parameter test". This does not refer in any way to the resolution of an optic. What would resolution of a red dot even mean - the red dot optic has a clear window and I have never seen anyone talk about the resolution of a clear...
  12. Milirad

    EOTech Holographic Sight Parallax Induced POA Error Compared to Reflex Red Dot Sights

    You may have skimmed over that post a little to fast because your comment mixes up measurement resolution in a parallax error test with the ability of a scope to resolve image detail, which of course is not related. Any test measurement of any product parameter, including how much parallax...
  13. Milirad

    Scope paralysis

    200% agree. For long range, I shoot more accurately, faster and with more enjoyment with a send it level. I have multi-focal glasses so have trouble focusing on a bubble with both eyes open while staying on the target. With the a Send-it, as DBD says the lights make leveling almost...
  14. Milirad

    Scope paralysis

    You did well. The Hide comes through again.
  15. Milirad

    Scope paralysis

    IMO there is never "too much scope" in terms of optical quality, turrets and controls, but budget and other constraints are important. If you buy a scope that is "only good enough" to shoot 300 or 400 yards in good conditions, if you keep shooting you are likely to find out later that the scope...
  16. Milirad

    Scope paralysis

    As others have said, IMO the Razor Gen 3 6-36x56 is a no-brainer for the best value to shoot this distance. As another response indicated, there is a custom black version available at EO for about $2.5K. The only drawback with this scope is weight, but it is not that much heavier than the...
  17. Milirad

    Send iT Level adapter for Badger C1 mounts

    I NEEEED this!
  18. Milirad

    Steiner C35 Gen 2 - Initial range trips and first hunt - Updated 9/30 with third hunt

    Nice review, thanks.
  19. Milirad

    Rifle Scopes Burris Eliminator 6 Accuracy Range Test Review

    Now there's a spec! For this scope I'm just hoping to get to 1,200 accurately with a 6.5CM and 1,400 for a 7PRC. That's enough for most and we will see if this one can do it. However, the time is coming where there will be an integrated single scope/LRF/solver/aiming solution that will do...
  20. Milirad

    Scoping out a Scope.

    First, have you seen this? https://opticsthoughts.com/?page_id=623 My suggestions: If you had a higher weight budget, you can find the Razor Gen 3 6-36x56 on sale for mid-$2K range and that is by far the best quality for the price in this magnification range. I have two and it compares well...
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