The Sako (with pics) FINISHED...DONE...

[sealhunter]

Exactly what I thought.

some of us go to bed now and then...

 

[sealhunter]

do you even see your mistake?

Point it out genius.

You somehow have mistakenly thought I give a #### about what you think, say or do...

 

[blargon]

Point it out genius.

maybe he meant the objective flip-up cover on the eye piece...

 

[archie_james_c]

I thought everyone was getting along again

 

[C Broad Arrow]

Well after much debate, and such...the rifle is scoped..

Perrrrrfect!

 

[chuck nelson]

You somehow have mistakenly thought I give a f**k about what you think, say or do...

That is about all you can come up with.

 

[chuck nelson]

maybe he meant the objective flip-up cover on the eye piece...

Lets see how many people it takes to figure out why that is the way it is.

 

[sealhunter]

Lets see how many people it takes to figure out why that is the way it is.

or,...feel free to skip this thread and start one...

 

[chuck nelson]

or,...feel free to skip this thread and start one...

Why would I do that?

 

[sealhunter]

Why would I do that?

so as to discuss your rifle and why you choose to put an objective flip up cover on the eyepiece of your scope...

 

[martinbns]

Ok Chuck, I'll bite, why two objective caps?

 

[sealhunter]

fer f**ks sake don't feed him,.. he's like a Gremlin..

 

[Pickles]

Ok Chuck, I'll bite, why two objective caps?

Just a guess here. Because he's a lefty it would be difficult to flip the ocular cap open?

Do I win anything?

 

[Ryan j]

Delete

 

[spacesaver]

Stainless barrel, coated action, composite stock; perhaps this guy uses his rifle in inclement weather, as it was no doubt intended. In which case the double covers would protect both ends from crud and weather. FWIW

 

[chuck nelson]

I've never been called so many names over the inability to use an ocular cap. Nor did I think it that big of a mystery. Impressive!

 

[sealhunter]

Here's my question..

Is that the same cap as is posted in your original pic...I mean the exact same cap on the ocular, no changes, as in your first pic on pg 6 of this thread?

and do tell more about the inability to use an ocular cap (I assume due to your south paw) but you don't have any issue with the front objective cap?
which hand are you using to relase the objective?

YDKTAAR

 

[chuck nelson]

Here's my question..

Is that the same cap as is posted in your original pic...I mean the exact same cap on the ocular, no changes, as in your first pic on pg 6 of this thread?

and do tell more about the inability to use an ocular cap (I assume due to your south paw) but you don't have any issue with the front objective cap?
which hand are you using to relase the objective?

YDKTAAR

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Obviously it isn't enough. No that is not the same cap that is in the original picture. With a left handed bolt with a 90 degree lift it is impossible to have the bolt clear the standard B&C ocular cap because of the release button unless tilted or indexed differently as demonstrated in the above picture. I therefore use an objective cap in it's place cut off the onside tab and use the back of my thumb to open the cap with the other tab.

 

[sealhunter]

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Obviously it isn't enough. No that is not the same cap that is in the original picture. With a left handed bolt with a 90 degree lift it is impossible to have the bolt clear the standard B&C ocular cap because of the release button unless tilted or indexed differently as demonstrated in the above picture. I therefore use an objective cap in it's place cut off the onside tab and use the back of my thumb to open the cap with the other tab.

why not use Polar caps

 

[chuck nelson]

why not use Polar caps

Because what I do works quite well.