Hi-Lux Camputer A.R.T. M-1000 2.5-10x44 Leatherwood Auto Ranging Trajectory Scope

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Grumpy,

Questions on product you carry,

http://www.wolverinesupplies.com/details/8574/Hi-Lux-Camputer-ART-M-1000-25-10x44-Leatherwood-Auto-Ranging-Trajectory-Scope-MilDot-Reticle.aspx

1. Have you tried this scope? Your thoughts? :confused:

2. Have you sold many?

3. What kind of feedback have customers given you? :confused::confused::confused:
 
I've used them and they work very well. I've got one myself, it used to be on one of my M14's but I took it off to convert the rifle back into an iron sighter. The 1000 is a better unit than the 1200 was. We have sold quite a few of them and we have gotten very positive feedback from them. We have had a few that had some issues but Hilux replaced the units for the customers. I know folks who have used them on M14's for many rounds and they have held up. The only complaint I would have is the base. Depending on the rifle you are putting it on it does add some height. For a flattop rifle like an AR or and XCR it's not a big deal, but I have found that one something like an M14 they do benefit from the use of a cheek riser. The base also tends to be long and may not fit on some types of M14 mounts.
Hope that helps.
 
Grumpy Wolverine said:
I've used them and they work very well. I've got one myself, it used to be on one of my M14's but I took it off to convert the rifle back into an iron sighter. The 1000 is a better unit than the 1200 was. We have sold quite a few of them and we have gotten very positive feedback from them. We have had a few that had some issues but Hilux replaced the units for the customers. I know folks who have used them on M14's for many rounds and they have held up. The only complaint I would have is the base. Depending on the rifle you are putting it on it does add some height. For a flattop rifle like an AR or and XCR it's not a big deal, but I have found that one something like an M14 they do benefit from the use of a cheek riser. The base also tends to be long and may not fit on some types of M14 mounts.
Hope that helps.
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Thank you for replying so quickly!
I'm thinking of using this on my Savage 10TR 308. I realize I can't cycle shots like a semi, I wonder though how this scope can handle the recoil since there is no gas system taking some of the pressure? I think linear compensator (brake) may help? :confused:
 
If they can hold up on a M14 they will hold up on our rifle just fine. The M14 is a notorious scope killer due to the fact that it has both rearward and forward recoil pulses. I know a fellow who is running on of those scopes on a Savage 110BA in 300 win mag with no problems.
 
I have read many inquiries on this scope system, and I will try and remember the wording that one individual made on these scopes. "They are a good quality system. Will they work as a target scope at 1000 yards and give 1/2 MOA results with the Cam Ring? No. Will it work for minute of Meat? YES!"
 
mcpherson284 said:
I have read many inquiries on this scope system, and I will try and remember the wording that one individual made on these scopes. "They are a good quality system. Will they work as a target scope at 1000 yards and give 1/2 MOA results with the Cam Ring? No. Will it work for minute of Meat? YES!"
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That system was never designed as a shooting system for target shooters. It was like you put it originally designed for fast ranging for minute of man or meat.
 
I have the 1000 and have put just over 5000 rounds down rang with it on.
It handles the recoil from my 223 very well.
Love the scope
 
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