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Scope field evaluations on rokslide

You're right the 4-32. My gun smith loves that scope. But it doesn't meet the criteria. The eye box in the 32 is significantly better than the 2.5-20. It is also significantly longer and heavier. Over 30 oz if memory serves me correct. Like the Kahles 6-24 vs the 5-25 they are completely different optics.
The 2.5-20 and the 4-32 are practically identical in weight. Both are in the 28oz range.
 
What about not meeting the criteria? What criteria do those rifles meet? Cool pictures but You're full of it. All of your posts until this point sink your ship straight to the bottom of the Snake. All your PH buddies can **** me, along with your ProStaff designation. Not sponsored? ********, every ProStaff shooter in the history of ProStaff shooters are sponsored.
I didn't say I wasn't sponsored. You still pay for your equipment even though your sponsored. The only scope sponsorship I was ever offered was NF for a local pro shop shooter program. I should probably disclose now that I use to be the scopes pro staff for a local tactical shop and gun range. I am just trying to get you to think but obviously that is not going to happen. I wouldn't sell a scope to someone I didn't think it would serve them well or I would use myself. One of the shops I consult for and frequent when customers have a question sells several brands I wouldn't hit a bear in the but with, but the manager likes them cause their cheap and the profit margins are high. You clearly like NF and hate Leupold. Good for you. They will serve you well. They are good scopes. Have a good night buddy!😉
 
This my mountain muley rifle 7-12oz
 

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I know. I guess I should have typed it in a different way.

4-32 F1 is 13.4" @ 28.6oz
4-32 (SFP) is 13.5" @ 28.9oz

2.5-20 F1 is 12.0" @ 28.3oz
2.5-20 (SFP) is 12.1" @ 28.6oz
I just knew the one that my smith sells was right around 30 oz and I knew the 2.5-20 was around 28. They are as you point out only .3 oz difference between them. Thanks for the correction.
 
Had to put this up.Weve come a long way from where I started,340 wby with a Sheppard.I shot elk to 800 with that set up, thats back when I had hair, that scope had dual cross hairs and they never did truly line up,3-10 I think, and ya I use to pack the ammo.Now I have 5-8 rounds on me No pack, Im in 3-4 miles, big track knife on other side.Life was simple thenView attachment 518513
High Plains Drifter, but not a "Preacher Man" 😁
Do you use Hickory? Hahaha
 
Whether they admit it or not almost all of the LRH membership are eastern whitetail hunters and they hunt double digit acres annually and dream of elk hunting once in their lifetime.

We have an extremely small number of legitimate backcountry western hunters here and there's nothing wrong with either way, it's just funny listening to folks comment as if they are doing something they're not.

If 75% of the membership here were being honest, they've never been West of Nebraska and never will.
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