Sako TRG M10, Steiner IFS Scope and Steiner LRF Binos - Ep 13 

Thanks mate. It’s been a bit of a battle but it’s nice to be back 👍🏼

Glad you like them!

Scott that setup really does a lot the hard work for you, letting you focus on the fundamentals. It really was a great system

@@TheLongGunProject thanks Ben i was joking . i know you are a good shooter

Carols Rex well spotted! Yes the M10 is currently available with M-LOK forend. This rifle is one of the very early models which doesn’t have it but if you were to buy one today it would have the M-LOK forend. Thanks for watching the vid and I hope you enjoy the channel!

Agree. But for goverment is nothing. Sadly.

G’day Enayet, the Steiner IFS scope can only be paired with Steiner LRF binoculars with Bluetooth link. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the other videos on this channel 👍

@@TheLongGunProject thank you so much.

@@TheLongGunProject ordered the Steiner IFS m7xi 4-28x56 msr2_e based on your review. But can not afford the lrf binos lol. Keep up the great work.

Bravo One OEF you are correct the tattoo is written in Latin. It reads “Amatos Tuos Defende” which translates to “Protect those you love” in English. I got this tattoo as a personal motto in recognition of my responsibility to look after my family and my brothers and sisters in arms. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy the other videos on the channel 👍🏼

The turrets on the Steiner are original as fitted from the factory

@@TheLongGunProject they look different than my turrets. I have the normal flat turrets not with the turret lock system

That bipod is just a Harris short tilt and pan bipod

@@TheLongGunProject Thank you

It is available to the public if your local gun laws allow

@@TheLongGunProject Thank you for the response. I live in Sydney, Australia. Do you know if its allowed here?t

This rifle would be available through one of the major firearms dealers in Sydney. Horsley Park, Magnum Sports or Abela’s would be able to help you

And I was thinking about "the lone ranger" all by himself. How does this "beat" the Burris Eliminator 5, except for probable quality (military use)? Thinking that one man with one scope is easier than different spotting binoculars... I am surely thinking something wrong, but what?

@@johanneslaxell6641 “tech” is nice... when it works and when it doesn’t compromise operational security (optical/digital signature, etc.). But “tech” is also prone to failure at a much higher rate than simple mechanical/optical devices. Laser range finders won’t read well/accurately in rain, fog, smoke/haze, through light to moderate foliage or on non-reflective surfaces such as animal hair or OD paint. If you don’t know how to accurately range a target with just the scale in your scope’s reticle, you’re out of luck. If your ballistic computer dies due to rain, cold, impact or simply being out of batteries and you don’t have DOPE cards or your data book, you’re out of luck. If you know your scope’s reticle, the size of common objects found in or around your target area and can do some very basic math, you can range any target. If you’ve recorded your DOPE from training/practice at various ranges, can read wind mirage and know your wind holds for various wind speeds and direction at various distances, you really don’t need any type of ballistic computer. If you’re a serious shooter, don’t get dependent on “tech” - It’ll screw you at the most inopportune times.

@@nbonner75 Guess that you are right. I have no experience in shooting people or taegets at +1000 meters, I am just interested and curious. Thank you for sharing knowledge 👍🏼😋!