I recently mounted the same model as a backup for my 404J. The illumination control is very nice as is the 4 inches of eye relief. I have had more expensive scopes that I like less than this one.
I can see how difficult it could be to support a "Get on your knees" organization when you are more of a "Raise your right hand" kind of person such as myself.
I had come to the same conclusion. I am sure the blue coating on the Barnes XLC was different but I wasn't going to take the chance. The XLC did not have a long production run for some reason?
I just opened the last bottle of Barnes CR10 that I have. When this one runs out I am going to try...
I will chalk it up to operator error on my part. If you stick with moly I would venture a guess that it is fine but I found it very difficult to get out of the barrel.
I remember well being told by Barnes that their new X-Bullet will reliably expand at an impact velocity of 1600FPS or more. That was the early 90's
The first two Barnes X bullets that I witnessed strike meat were 165's from a full throttle 30-06 load on a mule deer at 80 yards give or take. I...
If you choose to hunt with your own firearm the single page form Namibia requires is about as easy as it gets.
From what I have read South Africa has tried to see how difficult they can make the process to temporarily import a firearm. There are companies that will handle the paperwork on the...
This trigger is no longer manufactured and was never meant for a "door kicking" rifle. When you want to milk an AR15 for accuracy the Jewell is as good as they get.
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