The right knob is illumination, and a spare battery. Really nice scopeMaybe off topic Orangedust but what knob is on the right side of the scope. I looked at some Khales in a gun shop ans to tell the truth never even noticed what you described. The glass was really nice in them though.
The ONLY reason I brought up my forays into competitive shooting is because you made this comment:I am lost on proving a negative. How ever I am happy for you with all of your success and I hope it continues for you. Neither of us know for sure though which scopes are equal to your March scopes. I feel better telling others to focus the way Catshooter explained as there is no harm in it. This is just one of those subjects I guess where we will have to agree to disagree for now at least.
In my view you were inferring that I my experience in managing riflescopes is simply not up to the level where it can influence critical results. So I wanted to squelch that line of thought immediately.If you are wrong you could cost a guy a match or trophy of a life time.
Yeah, Kahles scopes are very good; the glass is not the best but it's really not bad. So you should not have any backlash issues with the Kahles. Of course, Vortex is not at the same level so, you get what you get.I have proven in my own mind this backlash thing is true with my vortex scopes. When i got my kahles i played with it to see what would happen if i just went to the yardage from whereever. This scope also is the only one i own that the marks match my eyes. I couldnt tell any difference just going to it instead of from infinity. Been doing it anyway because it seems like the thing to do. One thing about this scope is windage is on the left and paralax on the top under elevation. Setup makes it easy to dial windage and i like it. Sacrifice is paralax not so easy to get to.dont know difference of internals vs side mount, but i really like the scope. Wish i knew for sure if it matters on this scope.
Thanks. Optics knowledge, esp high end optics, are a weak link in my knowledge I need to work on.Yeah, Kahles scopes are very good; the glass is not the best but it's really not bad. So you should not have any backlash issues with the Kahles. Of course, Vortex is not at the same level so, you get what you get.
The Kahles focus method is the same as any other side focus, they just place the control knob for it at a different location, which I find to be awkward, especially for someone like me who changes focus a lot during a match to do a quick final check of mirage before taking the shot.
You made a great choice with the Kahles. I probably missed it so can you tell us which model you have?Thanks. Optics knowledge, esp high end optics, are a weak link in my knowledge I need to work on.
K525I in mils. got it last summer. Its on my new beanfield rifle, a 28N. seems to be a great choice for LRH. Low light is superb, and that's the only time we see anything anymore due to all the pressure.You made a great choice with the Kahles. I probably missed it so can you tell us which model you have?
I love how you quickly corrected that. You threw me for a loop.K252IK525I in mils
SKMR3 CCWI love how you quickly corrected that. You threw me for a loop.
That is a very nice scope, very nice indeed. I see you got the model with the windage on the left. I'm just so used to having the windage on the right; I'd probably be spending my time switching the illumination on and off.
Which reticle and do you have CW or CCW knobs?
Great choices. The Skimmer 3 is an outstanding reticle.SKMR3 CCW
I really like the windage on the left. I dial it now instead of hold. I can see where focus on top would be an issue on a target rifle. It is a little funky, but this set up makes a great long range hunting scope. They upped the glass on the new ones I am told. It is really good, and it is great in low light. Doubt it will be my last one.Great choices. The Skimmer 3 is an outstanding reticle.