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About LinkBacksAlso the 4x reference was just because I don't really have much problem Hitting Things where I want to hit them with a fixed 4x ACOG, it's familiarity (training) and mindset (confidence). I've noticed new shooters tend to love high magnification where it's not needed.
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Posted before, but whatever, it's on the front page of my photobucket. 3 shots at 250 meters with 4x32 ACOG when I was testing the drop chart.
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