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No substitute for good CLEAR optics.
Yup, nothing wrong with a comp m2, but the clarity of the ACOG is unbeatable.

Here's the reticle, I really like the green. Red is perfectly usable as well, but amber washes out far too easily.


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Old 10-13-2014, 02:24 PM
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I decided long ago to not have anything on a spoon that needs batteries unless it was something I can do without. I be doin it old school
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Okay I have a request for anybody who is on Facebook. Stijn has a cat in the hunting dog photo contest again, do me a favor if you would be so kind, go to Fiocchi ammunition and look at the photo contest, like the page and throw a vote for the catmoflage kitty in his sniper hide.
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Did not come up with anything for me, blank page except for logos and links.
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I tried to vote on the Facebook page and it was just a blank page and logs as well.

I would vote for his cat but the facebook page does not work for me.

Good Tuesday morning folks.
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Evening Y'all,
I decided long ago to not have anything on a spoon that needs batteries unless it was something I can do without. I be doin it old school
I believe that one is fiber optic as well. Most of the newer ones have batteries that last years and they turn off automatically when laid on their side for a certain amount of time.

That said, we use scopes or peep/aperture sights since we use our long spoons for hunting. The airsoft use battery powered reflex but you can still use iron for a backup. If I were Joe, I would just replace the battery when I did the smoke detectors.
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Holy Crap Coincidence, just NOW as I walked by the smoke detector in my hallway beeped and said "Low Battery."

Had some kind of hot rod of the day red dot scope/sight thing on the Desert Eagle I got back when they only had either 357 or 44, and you had a choice of either black or black. Don't remember exactly what it was it's been so long ago. Traded the Desert Eagle and accessorites for a Macintosh IIfx computer when the fx was the new hot rod computer of the day. Only long range spoon I ever had was a bolt action 22. Not really much need for a scope to go plinkin with a 22.
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Emily's 30-30 came with a scope. We pulled that and put a Skinner aperture sight on it. The first day she used it she was hitting the 10 ring. Much easier than normal open sights.

The scope is going on a Model 700 that I am pretty sure the scope is bad on because I have yet to see one that shoots an eight inch group at 100 yards. If the scope doesn't fix it, I will have a .270 for sale cheap with the original Tasco scope.
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Yawn,

Whew, that was a good after lunch nap.
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Do you have a hammock at work or jut use your office chair?
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Is it still called a nap if you make it all they way to a bed?
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Evening Y'all,
Would someone please turn off the rain, I haven't seen the sun for a week now and I am one of those people that it effects. I get very moodier than normal when I am deprived of sunshine.
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Have a BIL that has a light for that. Simulated sunshine.
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The sunshine is here. It will arrive at your place tomorrow.
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I believe that one is fiber optic as well. Most of the newer ones have batteries that last years and they turn off automatically when laid on their side for a certain amount of time.

That said, we use scopes or peep/aperture sights since we use our long spoons for hunting. The airsoft use battery powered reflex but you can still use iron for a backup. If I were Joe, I would just replace the battery when I did the smoke detectors.
The ACOG is fiber optic and tritium.
the newer red dots are pretty impressive. The shortest battery life I've heard of for the aimpoint T1 is 3 years at maximum brightness constantly....typical is supposed to be around 5. My comp m2 blew through a $10 battery on ~8 months, constant on at about setting 7 of 9
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Gmorning all. I'm up at odarkthirty at the airport again, heading to Singapore. Anyone been?
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The Singapore F1 race is on my bucket list. I would love to visit the place. This time of year I suspect it will still be very hot. Have fun.

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