Re: Do you want to try a Mil / Mil Scope ?
Very interested! Reason being is that my current scope is an older Bushnell Elite 4200. According to the specs its supposed to have 50MOA of travel but mine and everyone else who has one seems to only be getting 44MOA. I recently just had my rifle cut to 21.75 and after zeroing, even with a 20MOA base, I cant get past 1K yards without using holdovers. One of the targets in the matches at the range I go to (Thunder Valley in Ohio) is at 1165 yards so its a real pain. There is also a target at 1050 that I have to use holdovers as well. Not to mention that the Elite is not FFP so I have to make sure to be on the right power when using holdovers as well as do the conversion from MOA to MIL when Im trying to figure out my holdover. I really think I want my next scope to be Mil/Mil and was planning on replacing my Elite with the Vortex Viper PST once it is available. Having the chance to test out a Mil/Mil first would be great. Also, there are quite a few members from this forum close to me, including a site sponsor that Im sure would be interested to try it as well if that is of any interest to you.
My setup is a Remington 700 5R with the following work recent done by Mark at Short Action Customs
1. Setback the barrel and recut the factory chamber
2. Cut the barrel from 24" to 21.75 and recrown
3. Installed a new APA Little Bastard Muzzlebrake
4. Faced the Action and blueprinted the bolt.
5. Lapped the recoil lugs
6. Trigger job (Adjusted to just over 2 lbs
7. I never really liked the 5" sunshade that came with my Bushnell so he chopped it to 3" which I think looks a ton better.
Paint is just krylon.
Mine is the one in the back.
Before chopping the shunshade
More pictures of my setup can be found here:
http://snipershide.com/forum/ubbthreads....487#Post1960487