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Rifle Scopes Kahles K18i arriving finally
- Thread starter MSTN
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Good eye. It is quite tight. Push pins still function smoothly. It does take a bit of effort to pull the upper and lower Initially to come apart.
The second dot is for further distances, ie. what ever it may happen to be with your rifle/load. As you can see, it is slightly smaller, as to not cover as much out at 300m for example.
I switched over to the K18i recently from the Z8i. I do not especially like the second illuminated dot.
But overall it is a great scope. I was using the K16i for a number of years prior to the Z8i, so not my first time around with Kahles.
I switched over to the K18i recently from the Z8i. I do not especially like the second illuminated dot.
But overall it is a great scope. I was using the K16i for a number of years prior to the Z8i, so not my first time around with Kahles.
Yep, the riser is due to wanting a slightly higher mounting that I have been using with the Spuhr SP3016 ( 38mm ) and I did not find any mount in the 41-44 mm range ( only the 1.93 / 48 mm mounts meant to clear IR lasers etc )
The K18i now sits at c. 1.65" / 42 mm with the riser and Spuhr SP3001 mount and I feel like I do not need to push my head down as earlier.
The K18i now sits at c. 1.65" / 42 mm with the riser and Spuhr SP3001 mount and I feel like I do not need to push my head down as earlier.
Badger Ordnance makes a 1.70” height mount, it’s what I run my K16i in. It’s a pretty nice mount, you can mount an offset RDS directly to it as well.
It’s a great height, amazes me almost no one else makes a 1.65”-1.75” LPVO mount, given that it’s a standard height for RDS’s.
Hello, that's really interesting, why is it that you prefer the K18i over the Z8i? I am running Swarovski scopes, but am always curious about the Kahles. The Z8i has a published 93% light transmission, but I don't see anything like that for the Kahles. (I shoot after dark a lot for hogs in the Texas brush).
