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Battery cap removal?OK, dumb question. Anyone know what this tool is for?!?
(Not the Allen wrench)
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OK, dumb question. Anyone know what this tool is for?!?
(Not the Allen wrench)
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I’m in the same boat! Have a 527 but want a 4-20 also but not sure I need it! ??. I’m wondering if the reticle image size is slightly bigger on the 4-20? I know they have to stay calibrated to the image at all powers but sometimes a reticle is more usable on lower power on a shorty than on the same power of a larger scope. Does that even make sense??. Don’t know how to explain it. But my eyes have a little trouble with reticle size at 12-15x where I use it most in prs. Didn’t know it reticle was slightly more usable for me at 12-15x in the 4-20 or if it appears exactly the same as my 5-27 at same power.
Offer?!?
That looks like it would work to open the battery cap on the left turret. Once open you can change reticle illumination from red to green and vice versus.OK, dumb question. Anyone know what this tool is for?!?
(Not the Allen wrench)
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Awesome swag form the ZCO team, thank you!
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So, are we getting hats if we buy scopes?
You should offer the hats for $3500 with a free scope ?Awesome swag form the ZCO team, thank you!
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Happy to say, that i was notified a few weeks ago that i'm next up for delivery. i opted for a cerakote application which added more time on the delivery. i was told that this is the first one to get the cerakote, so if anyone is thinking of getting it done and wants a picture, let me know. cs tactical is doing the Cerakote once the scope is delivered.
Do what I did and get one of each.That 4-20 tho...
That scope looks great on that rifle it must be a pleasure to shoot.That 4-20 tho...
How many do you have to own to get a hat?
I have only one......
Obviously, it's more than two, otherwise, I'd have a hat alreadyMore than one. Ask me how I know.....
I'm hoping someone who has used the scopes I'm interested in can lend a hand. I recently acquired an Accuracy International AX short action that now needs some glass. I'm looking at the NF ATACR 7-35 with Mil XT or a Z Comp 527 with MPCT2. For those who have tried both, is the Z Comp worth the extra $$$? More specifically, lets say you can buy the ATACR in the $2900 range and the ZCO at $3600. What does the ZCO bring to the table the NF doesn't?
Give me a ring and I'll be happy to go over both of those fantastic scopes
As always, @CSTactical takes the time to take care of us, the shooters. Thanks, Rich! It was a pleasure to talk to you!
Zach, talk with @jwknutson17 if you want first hand experience with both as he owns the ZCO and has time behind the 7-35 ATACR as well. I only have the ZCO and ZP5 to compare to, both are superb optically and I'd say about on par with each other, it was hard to discern a clear winner, ZCO has better turrets with regard to the click/feel. Maybe a question would be - would having 5x on the lower end or 35x on the top end help you out more for the type of shooting you intend with this rig. If neither is a big enough factor for you then it might come down to ergonomics, the ZCO is shorter but NF can focus closer, the ZCO offers more mils of elevation, NF uses 34mm rings which you may already have vs. 36mm rings for the ZCO. Based on these factors can you justify the additional cost of the ZCO? I will say this, looking through the ZCO is definitely a "wow" experience, maybe even moreso than the ZP5 because of the huge sight picture, oddly enough the ZCO does not have quite as wide FOV as the ZP5 but it "looks" bigger because of the sight picture.I'm hoping someone who has used the scopes I'm interested in can lend a hand. I recently acquired an Accuracy International AX short action that now needs some glass. I'm looking at the NF ATACR 7-35 with Mil XT or a Z Comp 527 with MPCT2. For those who have tried both, is the Z Comp worth the extra $$$? More specifically, lets say you can buy the ATACR in the $2900 range and the ZCO at $3600. What does the ZCO bring to the table the NF doesn't?
Zach, talk with @jwknutson17 if you want first hand experience with both as he owns the ZCO and has time behind the 7-35 ATACR as well. I only have the ZCO and ZP5 to compare to, both are superb optically and I'd say about on par with each other, it was hard to discern a clear winner, ZCO has better turrets with regard to the click/feel. Maybe a question would be - would having 5x on the lower end or 35x on the top end help you out more for the type of shooting you intend with this rig. If neither is a big enough factor for you then it might come down to ergonomics, the ZCO is shorter but NF can focus closer, the ZCO offers more mils of elevation, NF uses 34mm rings which you may already have vs. 36mm rings for the ZCO. Based on these factors can you justify the additional cost of the ZCO? I will say this, looking through the ZCO is definitely a "wow" experience, maybe even moreso than the ZP5 because of the huge sight picture, oddly enough the ZCO does not have quite as wide FOV as the ZP5 but it "looks" bigger because of the sight picture.
I'm hoping someone who has used the scopes I'm interested in can lend a hand. I recently acquired an Accuracy International AX short action that now needs some glass. I'm looking at the NF ATACR 7-35 with Mil XT or a Z Comp 527 with MPCT2. For those who have tried both, is the Z Comp worth the extra $$$? More specifically, lets say you can buy the ATACR in the $2900 range and the ZCO at $3600. What does the ZCO bring to the table the NF doesn't?
So was it Frank in the “weaponized math” training video, sporting his ZCO Hat that set off all this baseball cap envy? Lol it’s where it all started for me.I've handled a few ZCO's and I've personally seen two hats total that came after Shot Show this year.