Scope looks rly nice! and your vids are amazing! Will u be reviewing a vortex crossfire II 3-9x40 or x50 with illumination by any chance? or maybe delta optical titanium 4-16x42?
I also heard the sounds of the eyepiece. I could also feel vibrations or movement coming from inside the scope while adjusting eyepiece. Is it a sign of poor build quality? hope not, I have already exchanged in several budget scopes to get this one, for this reason or that. I never need to adjust the eyepiece it seems all the way in is always the adjustment for my eyes. Going to drowned it too see if it leaks anywhere. Didn't really need the scope was just looking to consolidate my optics line up and had needed to put my money into something before I put it into a video slot machine.
100 yards fixed. This is a hunting optic through and through - a fixed parallax makes it much less finicky and faster in the field. The compromise being a slightly hazier view at full mag. For hunting deer at 350 yards and in this is a great scope. I scored one for $109 with Vortex rings as an add on when I bought my TC compass in 308 which also had a rebate. A hell of a package for just over $300 all in.
you can never perfectly sight the gun coz this does not have parallax. The cross sight moves around as your head moves from shot to shot. Almost impossible to zero unless your head is taped to the butt
Just bought one yesterday. I loved it in the store now we will see about the range…😬
Scope looks rly nice! and your vids are amazing! Will u be reviewing a vortex crossfire II 3-9x40 or x50 with illumination by any chance? or maybe delta optical titanium 4-16x42?
She ain't half bad! I would like if I can get my hands on them!
Alright, cool. I hope u do. Looking forward to it!
Never been this early. Except when you post a new video 😊
👌 Im quite honored!
Will you be reviewing the vortex diamondback? Which one would you recommend out of the two? Great vid
Just bought one to mount on a new Savage MKll FVSR 22cal rifle.
I also heard the sounds of the eyepiece. I could also feel vibrations or movement coming from inside the scope while adjusting eyepiece. Is it a sign of poor build quality? hope not, I have already exchanged in several budget scopes to get this one, for this reason or that. I never need to adjust the eyepiece it seems all the way in is always the adjustment for my eyes. Going to drowned it too see if it leaks anywhere. Didn't really need the scope was just looking to consolidate my optics line up and had needed to put my money into something before I put it into a video slot machine.
great review ,what is the difference between the copperhead and the crossfire
What are the BDC readings? I bought the3-18x44 but the BDC ranges are for a 22-250 rifle They don't tell you that.
I have just that scop, and its beutiful and werry nice to handle, .
👍 Indeed
No AO ..... what is the parallax set at?
100 yards fixed. This is a hunting optic through and through - a fixed parallax makes it much less finicky and faster in the field. The compromise being a slightly hazier view at full mag. For hunting deer at 350 yards and in this is a great scope.
I scored one for $109 with Vortex rings as an add on when I bought my TC compass in 308 which also had a rebate. A hell of a package for just over $300 all in.
Damn the glass is ridiculous for that price.
Only problem is that I hate 4-12 scope range.
The nice thing is with thr CF II is that they sell different magnification ranges!
@@CDOES Nice i must check them out, the 3-12 seems realy great. Shame its 56mm. I like to keep my scopes Small"ish"
@@peternystrom921 yeah I'll agree with you on that. 56 is Massive!
Hows the eye relief?
quite forgiving. It is a easy scope to use.
you can never perfectly sight the gun coz this does not have parallax. The cross sight moves around as your head moves from shot to shot. Almost impossible to zero unless your head is taped to the butt
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