Sightron S-Tac

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Sightron S-Tac

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Sean (220) got me in a Sightron s-Tac 4-20x50 and his mum dropped it of this morning (what other LGS does this :D )
I fitted it up to the Sako L461 in 20 PPC it is fitted with the Duplex reticle so should be good at night as well as for daylight sniping duties,More on this Sniping aspect later,
Pics and an opinion later as we are just going to sight the Sportco in for Miss
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I am very interested in your opinion of this scope
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Ok now for some pics
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I have the 2.5-17.5x56 and its pretty good, it looses a bit of clarity at the ends of the adjustment range but in the middle its great. I've shot rocks out to 1200y with one on a 223.

I'm waiting to hear what you say about the performance.
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I'll be interested to hear how it goes too. I had a good look at them at the Shot Expo and thought they provided a good set of features for the money.
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Can you see bullet hole's at 100m with it set at 20x as that's probably one of the best tests.
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I was going to have a good look yesterday but the weather turned to crap.
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weather turned to crap how much snow did you get hehehe
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None at all here at home but it was turning white out where I was but it is 100m higher than here.
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Yeah 100 m will do it, will be interesting to see what happens when the two low's come through from the WA
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Excuse my ignorance but, what is that flip up bit you demonstrated?
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The Raven wrote: Tue Aug 29, 2017 6:50 pm Excuse my ignorance but, what is that flip up bit you demonstrated?
Looks to be a "leverage enhancer" to assist with turning the magnification level?
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mick_762 wrote: Tue Aug 29, 2017 7:07 pm
The Raven wrote: Tue Aug 29, 2017 6:50 pm Excuse my ignorance but, what is that flip up bit you demonstrated?
Looks to be a "leverage enhancer" to assist with turning the magnification level?
Makes sense, although it may be easier to design and manufacture scopes that don't require a stillson to turn them. I'm thinking of a particular scope I have now...which isn't a Sightron.
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Interesting. Will have to shoot your PPC again in a few weeks.

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Seddo wrote: Sun Aug 27, 2017 7:05 pm ..... I've shot rocks out to 1200y with one on a 223......
Minute of rock? Hmmmm .....

.... I could hit this one!

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