Ken iemand hierdie teleskoop?
- Smiley
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Re: Ken iemand hierdie teleskoop?
Nee Oom PW, selfs na die dvd!!
- Riaan Beeslaar
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Re: Ken iemand hierdie teleskoop?
Nog nooit gesien nie
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- Capt. Yoda
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Re: Ken iemand hierdie teleskoop?
Ek is lit op longrangehunting.com en hulle hou baie van die scope.
Longrangehunting.com stuur vir my elke paar weke online newsletters en hier praat hulle so bq oor dit.
Hier is n stuk oor die scope wat hulle vir my gestuur het
Hier is nog so paar
http://www.longrangehunting.com/article ... view-1.php
http://www.longrangehunting.com/store/h ... copes.html
Longrangehunting.com stuur vir my elke paar weke online newsletters en hier praat hulle so bq oor dit.
Hier is n stuk oor die scope wat hulle vir my gestuur het
http://www.longrangehunting.com/store/images/detailed/0/Huskemaw-3-12.jpgThe other day a fellow called and spoke to Andy wondering what we like so much about Huskemaw scopes. That gave me the idea to email you and tell you why I like Huskemaw scopes enough to use them on my personal hunting rifles for the past 4 years. As you can imagine, I can choose any scope for my personal hunting - I choose Huskemaw.
I have shot thousands of rounds with mine out to 1,200 yards. I have never had my Huskemaw fail to track accurately at any distance. In any light conditions I can see the target well.
Considering the myriad of long range hunters' experience and ability out there, I feel that most missed shots at long range animals are not from poor technique but rather from mental errors. With the windage feature built into the Huskemaw reticle and the custom yardage turrets, I get on target quicker and with fewer mental errors. It just plain works!
I also appreciate that considering the robust features and ruggedness included, it is a compact, relatively light weight scope.
Of course, I'm not the only long range hunter who chooses Huskemaw scopes for their personal hunting. Here are some comments from LRH members about their experience with Huskemaw scopes.
-Len-
Hier is nog so paar
http://www.longrangehunting.com/article ... view-1.php
http://www.longrangehunting.com/store/h ... copes.html
A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five.
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