The Winchester, Rems are a thing of the past, build quality/ finish of the later ones is very poor in my opinion, cycling the bolt is like chucking a golf ball down a 24' pipe. Bring back the old Mohawk and early 700's, sad to say.
The Winchester, Rems are a thing of the past, build quality/ finish of the later ones is very poor in my opinion, cycling the bolt is like chucking a golf ball down a 24' pipe. Bring back the old Mohawk and early 700's, sad to say.
Yeah mate you can just twist them apart, the one rob270 has posted there is the same model but with the straight eyepiece. You'll have to take it for a spin one weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by R93
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I have used Swarovski spotting scopes and know they are great performers. But how about Nightforce? Any first hand experiences to share?
Swarovski spotting scopes are remarkable and there is no doubt about it. I had bought Swarovski from Welcome to OpticAuthority.com - opticauthority.com and got a great deal last season. But How about Nightforce? Has anyone used them?
Mark the Nightforce was very good, optically the Swarovski and the Leica where a cut above with the Nightforce being a little bulky for the pack.
Cheers Rob.