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Julle sal sien dat March teleskope "sleg" gevaar het in "Precisely Calibrated Clicks".
Hier is die rede hoekom:
Fact: There are actually many "standards" throughout the world as to the measurement of Mils (Mil Radian) used in rifle scopes and other military useage. Anatoliy will know all about this as the Russian standard is one of them. Anyway DEON build their mil radian scopes to the 1/6400 measurement of an arc. The actual mathematically correct version is supposed to be 1/6283 and that is used by the US Marines. The 1/6400 version is stated as a NATO standard. So it turns out that most scope manufacturers looking towards the US market make their scope clicks accurate to 1/6283 standard as per US Marines. So when these guys (authors) did their click test measurements using a US Marine Mil spec chart.....the March scope looked bad.
As it would.
DEON have confirmed they use the 1/6400 standard. Their clicks are accurate to that but will show a 2.5% -3% error to the US Marine version.
DEON can change over but they thought it better to use the NATO standard. I can understand their point. Especially when you understand that they definitely are not making scopes to sell to the US Marine Corps. Japanese and DEON are extremely sensitive about Military use. Obviously this is historical but also a condition their government places on exporting.
This post covers the scopes and reticles the best precision rifle shooters used in 2014. The data is based on a survey of the top 50 shooters in the Precision Rifle Series (PRS). The PRS tracks how top competitors place in major rifle matches across the country. These are the major leagues of sniper-style competitions, with targets typically in the 300-1000 yard range. This is the 3rd year we’ve been able to collect this data. For more info on the Precision Rifle Series and who these guys are scroll to the bottom of this article.
A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five.
Ek begin al meer dink aan die idee vir lang afstand. Die meeste goeie teleskope het van die Horus kruishare beskikbaar, maar dit is bitter skaars in SA.
Dont make expensive noise! Make the first shot count!
Gawie(13mm) wrote:Ek begin al meer dink aan die idee vir lang afstand. Die meeste goeie teleskope het van die Horus kruishare beskikbaar, maar dit is bitter skaars in SA.
Gawie ek het n Bushnell HDMR 3.1-21 x met die H59 reticle in FFP en dit werk bitter lekker, veral om die gonge en bokke (veldskiet) se afstande vinnig en akuraat te bepaal, veral op die 308. Ek moet bieg dit was nogals iets om aan gewoond te raak, maar ek gebruik die reticle nou tot sy volle potensiaal (holdovers vir vinnige werk, dial as ek tyd het), veral om vinnige skoot koreksies te maak. Die teleskoop is nogals swaar en gebou om te hou. Die glas is ook goed helder (nou nie Nightforce of Zeiss helder nie).
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