James takes no money for helping design or sales of this scopes upgrades He does it for the students to have the most efficient gear for hunting LR
Release of the Tract Toric scope for LRHunting
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James takes no money for helping design or sales of this scopes upgrades He does it for the students to have the most efficient gear for hunting LR
I guess it is one of these.
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It's a 34mm tube, it was listed yesterday for pre-order, but the reticle shown wasn't what was initially promised, most likely a error in the upload.
I cannot find it at all now.
I cannot find it at all now.
Hondo64d
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They gonna make a mil version?
John
John
I am working on it
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Finally an uncluttered reticle in a scope with a ton of adjustment and wrapped in solid mechanics.
Helps to us old farts can read the turret
Helps to us old farts can read the turret
Do students get a early preorder?
Given your background, I'm surprised you (seemingly) prefer MOA.I am working on it
Smaller objects at long range MOA is finer adjustments
My students learn it easier 90% are hunters not PRS
Both are good both work it really doesn't matter.
They get discounts
I like this new trend of FFP reticle at low power looking like a duplex and as you adjust up you get a very usable reticle. Love the graduations being half MOA. Great idea on the turret numbers.
My old eyes don't do well with a real thin reticle but I've seen a few (this one being one of them) that I believe would work.
The only knock…36oz
…needs to be high teens to low 20's. If I was being nit picky, I've never needed reticle above the zero line. More curiosity than anything, why? Because I know you had a reason.
Congrats James, this scope will be a winner.
My old eyes don't do well with a real thin reticle but I've seen a few (this one being one of them) that I believe would work.
The only knock…36oz
…needs to be high teens to low 20's. If I was being nit picky, I've never needed reticle above the zero line. More curiosity than anything, why? Because I know you had a reason.Congrats James, this scope will be a winner.
They are looking at putting it in their lighter. I believe 3 x 15 and I'm working on a MIL version for them.
