Why wouldn’t you design it to hit a new revolution at half a full value...
Muller for my wife’s .22 plinker, will do the job, good enough glass for inside 100yds.
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Why wouldn’t you design it to hit a new revolution at half a full value...
Muller for my wife’s .22 plinker, will do the job, good enough glass for inside 100yds.
I scored a Vortex 1-4x, a Viper PST I think? It's got a pretty fine MOA reticle and it's a fairly inexpensive scope on sale. I've seen much, much worse for the same price.
I had a cheapo scope on a BB gun once where the reticle rotated 45deg. Top that. Then again, those cheap pump action BB guns did beat the shit out of an optic...
I had a cheapo scope on a BB gun once where the reticle rotated 45deg. Top that. Then again, those cheap pump action BB guns did beat the shit out of an optic...
Wanted matching silver, this is the best option I found under $200 on Midway. Nikon has a few in the $250-$600 range.
Doesn’t the leupold mk5 series have a similar offset second rev? Although the leupolds second rev is better marked.
Or Huskemaw lol. My money is that scope doesn't hold zero very well... Whats crazy is that I think it says 1/8 moa
Sightron has a 6-24 in silver. My wife has one on her .17 hmr. It's been a fine scope for what she wants it for.
I’m in the same boat on my stainless 10/22 target. I had a crappy Simmons on there for 10+ years, but the wire reticle ended up breaking. I haven’t replaced it yet since I hardly use that rifle anymore, but I won’t be spending more than $150 on a scope for it.
You are correct, it does say 1/8 MOA click, so it actually does hit second rev at the half MOA, which is still REALLY strange.
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