First comment: we made our trap with hanging/dangling rubber tire flaps lol. Dead quiet, very effective. Second, that rimfire rifle is surprisingly silent. Third, your videos are so well done. Professional grade content here.
Great choice for aging eyes and keeping a low profile optic on a lever gun. Your Henry looks fantastic!Nice rig. I want the variable scopes off both my 336 Marlins. These look the bed and are practical considering my levers are mostly used in the brush/woods. Well done-thanks.
They seem like nice mounts, but I wouldn't know because they are never in stock. At least the mount for the particular optic most want to mount on their rifle are never in stock.
I hope you can shed some insight for me. With the Taylor Freelance base plates are you using the 7 or 8 round with the sleeve attachment? Also, how concealable is the 4in barrel compared to the 3in barrel? Thanks in advance!
Regarding the bag, you could easily remove the entire head via the quick release, and place the bag directly on top of the headless tripod. I think you've sold me on getting the CF32.
Great review. I have this exact scope with the BDC3 reticule on my blaser R8 for hunting. I just changed it for a Khales 1.5-6x42 as I understood that I have never took a shot at less than 1.5. Now, my Moepta will goo on my DDM4 V7. 16.5”. And your review just confirmed my opinion that this scope I highly underestimated. I absolutely love it. In December 2023, I still think that this scope is highly underrated.
Henry rifle did not have the skelentize mount for the 44 big boy for the micro prism from Primary Arms. You must be specific in ordering the skelentized mount as to which red dot it’s for.
The whole upper is doing very well. It is my day to day duty gun and I have not had any issues. It is shot a lot and always suppressed. It gets very dirty but the bolt carrier group cleans up very easily.
The beauty of the BDC-3 reticle on this scope is that the reticle is set to be accurate at 5X power for 0.223 calibre ammunition. If the BDC reticle does not quite match the ballistics or rifle/ammunition ballistics combination that you are using, then this can be accommodated by varying the set magnification. You can also use variable magnification to range beyond 300 m.
Wear some nitrile gloves man. I dont shoot a ton but i still dont want the lead and solvents/gun oil getting directly on my skin and soaking/absorbing in. I introduce enough carcinogens and bad shit into my body as it is so when i can, i try to take some precautions here and there. I know, it sounds silly for a smoker to say "hey boss, I want a N93 mask before I work on that machine bc it had mice living in it and im gonna be breathing all that shit(literally) in, when i smoke cigs. Or masking when i spray paint. Ive damaged my eyes, ears and lungs enough already at 35 and I want those things to work for me as long as possible so me personally, i dont think its crazy.