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There is some truth with regards to using lower magnifications to achieve better accuracy. I find all to often that most shooters crank their scopes up to maximum magnification and suffer poi inconsistency because of parallax error. I always tell them to only use the minimum magnification they...

I have a 3-15 x-sight 5 that allows for zooming the image while adjusting zero. The menu switches between allowing the user to make positional adjustment or zoom adjustment by pressing the I or II button (forgot which one). Have you looked at the manual for your particular optic? It should be...

I ordered a drake rail direct from their website that took a full 4 months to show up. The order was placed at the end of April this year and was delivered the first week of September. Their products are top notch, but do not count on receiving anything you purchase in a reasonable timeframe.

Good luck.This is the same situation I encountered with the Panthera. I do the majority of my shooting from tripods which requires the cg of the rifle to ideally be at a point where the tripod can attach to it. Otherwise you have to support more cantilevered weight from the rifle which degrades...

No problem. Digital optics can be a bit confusing when trying to imagine how they might work for you in a particular situation. The key thing to keep in mind is magnifications higher than the base mag are accomplished digitally. This means that the image being seen by the sensor will be cropped...

Simple answer to this question. The base magnification for the thermal band is governed by the sensor size (number of pixels). Lowering the base magnification increases the field of view, which results in a less detailed/pixelated image for a given sensor size. If DNT gave the 225r model a 1.5x...

Given this list of airguns and the optic, it seems like you would be able to use low rings with the exception of the AEA pro, which might have a problem with the clearance between the mag and mounted optic. You could face a problem though with the low rings being too low for your eye depending...

There are quite a few variables to consider when selecting a mount for an optic. What particular airgun are you planning on mounting this optic on?

Thanks. I do have a 600mm Panthera that required a ton of weight to get the balance point just forward of the action. Rather than add a bunch of weights to the factory rail, I opted to add a 580cc bottle with a K&L drake rail system. The takedown dynamic does keep the bottle closer to the...

Looks good! Is the surface finish raw or did you clear coat it? The reason I ask is carbon fiber and glass reinforced filaments tend to have exposed fibers that will embed in your skin when handling the raw material. If your cheek feels itchy after a shooting season, it will be from these...

A big downside I see with the rear bottle configuration of this platform is the possibility of the center of gravity being too far rearward. Please post where this point is along the rifles length once you have it setup with your optic. Thanks.

To answer this question you should first determine the maximum error that could be input into the system. Given the known 30 MOA rail and the total length of your optic, let’s pick 12” for this example, we can calculate the maximum difference in axial centerline height using simple trigonometry...