NOTOS show me yours with optics
- Thread starter Perle
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I love it, it's still light weight, lots of shots per fill, I'm glad I came up with this, you don't have to go with the 500cc tank Like I did, I already had it, I think a 350cc bottle would be a more cleaner look and still give plenty of shots per fill.
PM Firewalker, he's doing machine work on the blocks.
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I went with a super lightweight https://www.amazon.com/CVLIFE-2-5-10x40e-Green-Illuminated-Scope/dp/B00PRVLMK4/ and have eviscerated many tree rats with it. Works great and I'm happy with the magnification to weight ratio.
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Bug Buster 3-12x32. Had to use high rings to accommodate carm mags and to not have to crank my neck as much with the stock being so low relative to the rail.
@pnwairgunner - I suppose we have similar tastes!
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Here’s one of my oh so vanilla Notos with a UTG 4x32. I want to get a decent compact scope for it when funds are available.
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No parallax adjustment but can focus fine out to 50 - 75 yards. I use the diopter on the back for fine focus.
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I love that scope but I need a 7 yard parallax adjustment.
I’ve got a BSA 2x7 on mine now with a below 10 yd parallax.
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Originally had a USO TS-20x on it...but too much scope for the intended purpose of buying the notos 
Very happy with the immersive fixed 5x prism that sits on it now.
Very happy with the immersive fixed 5x prism that sits on it now.
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Love the prism scope. Had one on previously.Originally had a USO TS-20x on it...but too much scope for the intended purpose of buying the notos
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Very happy with the immersive fixed 5x prism that sits on it now.
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Nothing special but I like it so far. Bug Buster 3-12 x 32mm. Nice compact size that goes well with the size of the gun.
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Nice to see that there seems to be good clearance under the Bug Buster for the Carm mag. I just ordered a couple.
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You won't have enough space for the 12rd carm mags with the rings that come included with the Bug buster.
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I went with dual scopes on mine.
The canted scope functions more like a spotting scope when I’m zoomed in on the primary, but it’s also great for targets from 5-15 yards.
Scopes: Sig Sauer Buckmaster 3-9x50mm on Monstrum high rise offset rings, and a Monstrum Blackbird 1.5x prism scope on a Weaver 45* offset rail.
I’m kind of an optics snob, even in cheap scopes, since I’m in the photography and imaging business. I use high dollar glass all the time, and both of these scopes have great optics for being budget options.
The Monstrum 1.5x was supposed to have dual reticle illumination (5 levels each red/green) but it ended up having 11 levels of red intensity instead. Gotta love when they change specs and don’t change the box, lol.
I’ve only had my Notos a few days so I’m still getting it dialed in.
The canted scope functions more like a spotting scope when I’m zoomed in on the primary, but it’s also great for targets from 5-15 yards.
Scopes: Sig Sauer Buckmaster 3-9x50mm on Monstrum high rise offset rings, and a Monstrum Blackbird 1.5x prism scope on a Weaver 45* offset rail.
I’m kind of an optics snob, even in cheap scopes, since I’m in the photography and imaging business. I use high dollar glass all the time, and both of these scopes have great optics for being budget options.
The Monstrum 1.5x was supposed to have dual reticle illumination (5 levels each red/green) but it ended up having 11 levels of red intensity instead. Gotta love when they change specs and don’t change the box, lol.
I’ve only had my Notos a few days so I’m still getting it dialed in.
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