Long Range Gas Gun Optics
- Thread starter DogDown338
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Almost got it right = 1.5-15Mistype...... 1-15
Of course you know that
Youse guys are killing me. Yeah, I figured that @ggmanning was talking about the 1.5-15X42, but I always keep in mind that this is a public forum and so not everyone would know that. It's also one of the reasons why I always try to refer to a particular riflescope by magnificationXobjective_diameter. If the riflescope is a variable, I will give the range_of_magnificationXobjectve_diameter. This way people know exactly about which riflescope I am talking(writing) and get a feel for it without even seeing a picture. It also makes me look much more smartier than I am and sound errerudited. 
The March-FX 1.5-15X42 especially the new one with the Shuriken turrets and the Dual Focal Plane reticle is quite the optics, but I still have the original model, the March 1.5-15X42 SFP on an AR. It's light, small and fun.
The March-FX 1.5-15X42 especially the new one with the Shuriken turrets and the Dual Focal Plane reticle is quite the optics, but I still have the original model, the March 1.5-15X42 SFP on an AR. It's light, small and fun.
I have 2 of the new ones with the Shuriken locks. These things are amazing. I am going to se one though as I have no rifles left to put it on. LolYouse guys are killing me. Yeah, I figured that @ggmanning was talking about the 1.5-15X42, but I always keep in mind that this is a public forum and so not everyone would know that. It's also one of the reasons why I always try to refer to a particular riflescope by magnificationXobjective_diameter. If the riflescope is a variable, I will give the range_of_magnificationXobjectve_diameter. This way people know exactly about which riflescope I am talking(writing) and get a feel for it without even seeing a picture. It also makes me look much more smartier than I am and sound errerudited.
The March-FX 1.5-15X42 especially the new one with the Shuriken turrets and the Dual Focal Plane reticle is quite the optics, but I still have the original model, the March 1.5-15X42 SFP on an AR. It's light, small and fun.
