Agreed!!! The short nature of the current 420 can make it a problem to mount on long actions, but I'd still take a lightweight ZCO420 for short actions. Tangent is coming out with a 4-20, but it sounds like the focus will be on the P series.I would like to see a TT 420M, same size & Weight as the current 315M.
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lancetkenyon
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The ZCO 420 fits OK on a LA. I shot mine on my 28N for a while. But swapped over to a S&B PMII 3-20x50 MTC/LT.
But there are definitely some that do not.
NF NX8 2.5-20Ă—50
March FX 4.5-27Ă—52
S&B PMII 5-20x50US and 3-20Ă—50US
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A little perspective, and he/they definitely know what they're doing.
To add, the Carl Zeiss Foundation which is the sole shareholder of Schott ag is the source for many/most of the top tier scopes/binoculars, the other being Japan.
www.schott.com
Again, just for reference.
Optics Comparison
Purpose As a competitive shooter, we often hear the question of which optic is best. While there are many components of an optic that contribute to the overall quality and its ability to perform, this review only focuses on optical clarity/resolution. The definition of clarity and resolution for...
www.kineticsecuritysolutions.com
To add, the Carl Zeiss Foundation which is the sole shareholder of Schott ag is the source for many/most of the top tier scopes/binoculars, the other being Japan.
SCHOTT Carl Zeiss Foundation
Find out more about the Carl Zeiss Foundation, dedicated to promoting science in Germany.
www.schott.com
Again, just for reference.
ObiWanKannoli
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I think he was referring to if you were not using a 1 piece or integral rail
lancetkenyon
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You have a full rail which helps a lot. But you don't have any room to slide it back if needed. The 3-20Ă—50US has a LOT more mounting room than the 5-20Ă—50US does.
With split Picatinny rails, they barely fit on some SAs. I had to even swap rings from Seekins to Badger Ordinance when I moved it from a Lone Peak Fuzion to a Defiance AnTi X. The Fuzion has an extra cross slot F/R and a smaller SA ejector port than the AnTi X. And, I had to mill off the front of the Picatinny rail to get the ocular bell to clear. With a full Picatinny rail, would not have been a big deal. But it is definitely something you have to think about.
Everybody wants Tangent Theta optical quality, performance and durability, But no body wants to ( pay to play )
rockwind
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wow, that optics comparison is very eye-opening, to say the least.A little perspective, and he/they definitely know what they're doing.
Optics Comparison
Purpose As a competitive shooter, we often hear the question of which optic is best. While there are many components of an optic that contribute to the overall quality and its ability to perform, this review only focuses on optical clarity/resolution. The definition of clarity and resolution for...www.kineticsecuritysolutions.com
To add, the Carl Zeiss Foundation which is the sole shareholder of Schott ag is the source for many/most of the top tier scopes/binoculars, the other being Japan.
SCHOTT Carl Zeiss Foundation
Find out more about the Carl Zeiss Foundation, dedicated to promoting science in Germany.
Again, just for reference.
leupold mark 5 i think the best
rockwind
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uugh! leupold and their 35mm tube, wth! always wanted to try but didn't want to go out and buy a bunch of new mounts but you're right, dollar for dollar might be the best for the average joe (which i am rapidly becoming thanks to inflation!)
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Leupold, ZCO, and IOR Valada all require different mounts but that is how they create more adjustment.
