I think they do have the feature, but I didn't know how to use it.
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
-
ODT Gun Show & Swap Meet - May 4, 2024! - Click here for info
Ruger precision rifle - Do I really want one?
- Thread starter Boz1911
- Start date
Sent from my SM-G935T using Tapatalk
I think after all the positive comments I think I'm convinced I have to have one............
Cool! There is a TON of load data for reloading on Snipers Hide for 308, but much more for 6.5cm.
They give you group size in cm and you have to convert.
SO I poured through a bunch of pics but only saw where MOA was listed on the 100 yd targets.
Didn't see that on the long range targets.
The MOA is at the bottom of the screen. Listed as "MoaX" and "MoaY".
Couldn't find anything like that on the 600yd targets so I don't know if that's an option or not. I'm thinking not and only available on the 100 yd range where these pics were taken.
Didn't see that on the long range targets.
The MOA is at the bottom of the screen. Listed as "MoaX" and "MoaY".
Couldn't find anything like that on the 600yd targets so I don't know if that's an option or not. I'm thinking not and only available on the 100 yd range where these pics were taken.
I have the scope and the rifle on the way. Went with the 6.5 which means I'll be researching load data and ordering supplies. Suggestions are welcome. Also ordered the Vortex Viper 6.5-24 x 50. Could use suggestions for rings also. Hopefully I'll be ready for the next long range class. I plan to do a lot of rifle shooting in the meantime
Team Warne makes a descent set of rings for not too crazy. Vortex sells their own, but I am not a huge fan of side clamp ones. Not as easy to level the reticle with them for me.
Nightforce probably has the better values. A little expensive, but seem to be pretty solid. I am sure
cmshoot
has a great recommendation.
Team Warne makes a descent set of rings for not too crazy. Vortex sells their own, but I am not a huge fan of side clamp ones. Not as easy to level the reticle with them for me.
Nightforce probably has the better values. A little expensive, but seem to be pretty solid. I am sure
Mounting a scope on a Ruger PR is like mounting one on a flattop AR. You're gonna need something. Nightforce High or X-High rings would work, but I'd go with a one-piece mounting system. The Nightforce Unimount is a great one.
