Sidebyside wrote:Leadpig is probably right,( though I hate to admit that ) .
Fenrir wrote:It is often better to let people think you are a bit simple rather than removing all doubt.
leadpig wrote:only bad thing with these is you cant range anything without pointing the gun at it
Sidebyside wrote:Leadpig is probably right,( though I hate to admit that ) .
Fenrir wrote:It is often better to let people think you are a bit simple rather than removing all doubt.
leadpig wrote:aye they been around for a while,the burris was meant to be good but the glass let it down
decent range finding binos and srelock would be more useful to me,but each to their own
Sidebyside wrote:Leadpig is probably right,( though I hate to admit that ) .
Fenrir wrote:It is often better to let people think you are a bit simple rather than removing all doubt.
leadpig wrote:yes smart arse,although they are huge
247sniper wrote:leadpig wrote:yes smart arse,although they are huge
Are you talking about my bino's or my Bo**oc**
Sidebyside wrote:Leadpig is probably right,( though I hate to admit that ) .
Fenrir wrote:It is often better to let people think you are a bit simple rather than removing all doubt.
Ray7756 wrote:Ok guys have put this question on a few forums and the overwhelming #1 answer is get decent scope and a hand held rangefinder ,so gonna go with that
But will prob get a combo when I can afford a seperate set up just to play with
hungryrob wrote:Ray7756 wrote:Ok guys have put this question on a few forums and the overwhelming #1 answer is get decent scope and a hand held rangefinder ,so gonna go with that
But will prob get a combo when I can afford a seperate set up just to play with
That's the way to go in my opinion.. The scopes with a programmable ret are a waste of time, those with inbuilt laser are too expensive to be worthwhile..
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