S Sheldon Well-Known Member Joined Aug 28, 2002 Messages 166 Aug 28, 2002 #1 Attention Admins: Please Delete Last edited: Aug 30, 2009
CatShooter Well-Known Member Joined May 8, 2001 Messages 1,224 Location South Windham, CT - in Moo-Cow country Aug 28, 2002 #2 Sheldon... I have the 15x80 Steiners with the compass, and they are light weight, bright, and sharp. CatShooter.
Sheldon... I have the 15x80 Steiners with the compass, and they are light weight, bright, and sharp. CatShooter.
S Sheldon Well-Known Member Joined Aug 28, 2002 Messages 166 Aug 28, 2002 #3 Attention Admins: Please Delete Last edited: Aug 30, 2009
CatShooter Well-Known Member Joined May 8, 2001 Messages 1,224 Location South Windham, CT - in Moo-Cow country Aug 29, 2002 #4 Shel... Yes... the compass model has the ranging reticle. It is calibrated in mils, same as mildots, NOT degrees like most other bins. They work well. The compass is very nice if you go deep off the roads, and need map bearings. CatShooter
Shel... Yes... the compass model has the ranging reticle. It is calibrated in mils, same as mildots, NOT degrees like most other bins. They work well. The compass is very nice if you go deep off the roads, and need map bearings. CatShooter
S Sheldon Well-Known Member Joined Aug 28, 2002 Messages 166 Aug 29, 2002 #5 Attention Admins: Please Delete Last edited: Aug 30, 2009
CatShooter Well-Known Member Joined May 8, 2001 Messages 1,224 Location South Windham, CT - in Moo-Cow country Sep 5, 2002 #6 Shel... Yup, workie the same. The lines are 5 mils apart. Use the same formula to calculate the range. The reticle doesn't bother me a bit. CatShooter.
Shel... Yup, workie the same. The lines are 5 mils apart. Use the same formula to calculate the range. The reticle doesn't bother me a bit. CatShooter.