Ah... I see your error. You were just counting accounts that posted. I was including all the voices in my head!
American Precision Arms "Paragon"
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Ah... I see your error. You were just counting accounts that posted. I was including all the voices in my head!
How much just for the rifle?
Besides the optic, I'm not Really seeing the demand, or if that is really worth the price at all...Wouldn't a $2000 remington be more than capable of the same thing, after all the work is done?
Besides the optic, I'm not Really seeing the demand, or if that is really worth the price at all...Wouldn't a $2000 remington be more than capable of the same thing, after all the work is done?
Mystic Precision
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- Summerland, BC
Absolutely. The tests I did were about the rifle and how a plastic fantastic would hold up. It did surprisingly well.... maybe too well for some 
I know the Sightron line stands up to the use of competition shooting. Lots of users globally so that much is certain. Even 50BMG target shooters so it can handle the recoil and blast. But they are not designed to build houses with. They are scopes where optic qualities and mechanicals are important.... They work just fine. Many other brands of scopes aren't used in the competition world... there are reasons for that too.
As for surviving in the rain, 6 hrs of Chilliwack downpour told me all I needed to know. We don't shoot F class underwater so submersion if of little interest. Although it wouldn't surprise me if the scopes would handle it as well.
Some optics brands put their "focus" in other areas - some do it well, some not so well. The consumer decides what is best for them.
Buy the gear that suits your needs and likes. But keep an open mind about what other goods can provide you. Maybe a different direction might just lead to a more successful journey.
And yes, I have worked with USO scopes.
Enjoy...
Jerry
I know the Sightron line stands up to the use of competition shooting. Lots of users globally so that much is certain. Even 50BMG target shooters so it can handle the recoil and blast. But they are not designed to build houses with. They are scopes where optic qualities and mechanicals are important.... They work just fine. Many other brands of scopes aren't used in the competition world... there are reasons for that too.
As for surviving in the rain, 6 hrs of Chilliwack downpour told me all I needed to know. We don't shoot F class underwater so submersion if of little interest. Although it wouldn't surprise me if the scopes would handle it as well.
Some optics brands put their "focus" in other areas - some do it well, some not so well. The consumer decides what is best for them.
Buy the gear that suits your needs and likes. But keep an open mind about what other goods can provide you. Maybe a different direction might just lead to a more successful journey.
And yes, I have worked with USO scopes.
Enjoy...
Jerry
