This is my crash test dummy and I just tried a new old camo type for a conversational piece. No this is not a working stock. How does it look? Ill take all questions, comments, and dumb remarks.
Fieldcraft Paint pics.
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Re: Paint pics.
Shooter21,
paint looks good.
Sorry for jacking but...
I'm curious. I run one of those center point scopes on a little 17hmr and before that it was on a 243. Everyone gives me a hard time about it but it has never failed in 3 years. How's yours holding up? i have a Nikon Monarch on my 308 that is obviously clearer and i trust more but i don't think you can beat the cheap center point with anything less than the $200 range.
One of my buddys is on a budget and i'm trying to persuade him to go for the center point.
Shooter21,
paint looks good.
Sorry for jacking but...
I'm curious. I run one of those center point scopes on a little 17hmr and before that it was on a 243. Everyone gives me a hard time about it but it has never failed in 3 years. How's yours holding up? i have a Nikon Monarch on my 308 that is obviously clearer and i trust more but i don't think you can beat the cheap center point with anything less than the $200 range.
One of my buddys is on a budget and i'm trying to persuade him to go for the center point.
Re: Paint pics.
Well I can't say a bad word one about that scope. It's a crash test dummy as well... Funny part is that I have 2 pmIIs and a USO SN-3 and had an issue with a s&b after 7mils of elevation but the cheap scope hasn't had a moments flaw... Buy it does look funny next to $2500 plus glass
Well I can't say a bad word one about that scope. It's a crash test dummy as well... Funny part is that I have 2 pmIIs and a USO SN-3 and had an issue with a s&b after 7mils of elevation but the cheap scope hasn't had a moments flaw... Buy it does look funny next to $2500 plus glass
