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And the ability to shoot with both eyes open is a bonus for getting on target fast. I am looking at an aimpoint for my #1 in 45-70 as I think it will be a good match as most of my shooting with this gun will be under a hundred yards.
http://youtu.be/Q4Wkz58rZOw
seems to work well for these lad's.
Will also look at your link as well Angus ,thanks for sharing.
Man if only it were that easy eh...that looks like fun.....any idea what model of aimpoint scope they are using?
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Originally Posted by Hunter John
If I were to use one, I think it would be the Burris Fastfire II. Both eyes open and easy to remove and use the gun with normal sights.
The longer one was the hunter and the other was the micro.
Thanks for the info and the links,guys. I don't need to put a long range scope on a relatively short range rifle,so,it looks like I'll be trying a Red Dot on my new Marlin.
wow didnt realize those aimpoints were so pricey....lotta coin for a red dot
One of the main reasons I went with the Lucid. Right around the $300 mark for a milspec type device.Quote:
Originally Posted by twostroke
But a 3-9X scope is going on my A bolt which I am just going out the door to pick up ! lol
Guys wouldn't bat an eye to pay that much for a scope.Quote:
Originally Posted by twostroke
Aimpoints are waterproof, shockproof, pretty much "anything proof".
The price caused me to pause before buying, but I would buy another in a heart beart. Comparing an Aimpoint to a $100 red dot sight is like comparing a Trijicon to a Tasco.
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Originally Posted by buckchaser
Buckchaser ,where did you purchase your aimpoint ? Thanks
The Shooting Edge in Calgary. Great service, shipped to my door.