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They were very accurate out of my Knight UL using 105 grains volume BH 209. Biggest issue is the fit in your particular gun. The UL is a .504 diameter bullet and these fit very loose in my gun. I occasionally got miss fires and needed to back the bullet up with a wool wad.

Bump for a great little spotter. Sure wish it was the staright model.

I need a 1X for UT not 1x6. Will you be getting any of the Vortex 1X in when they come out

Wish they still made there 1X scope. For the price there were pretty good.

This is a quality build 6.5 Grendel that is mint condition. Gun easily capable on MOA Hornahy Black Match ammo and my reloads. Parts include: Bro Company Upper Receiver Faxon 18” Barrel with 6.5 Grendel specific matched bolt Geissele Rail Toolcraft BCG Will include 2 Grendel Mags and a box of ammo to get started. $650 shipped to your door

I have two of these. Great scopes for the money.

Very nice spotter at a very fair price. Wish it was angled.

Can you tell me how high this tripod can go. I have a straight Spotter and don’t want to be bending over in in a standing position. Founds the specs online.

Any reviews on Hawke spotters. I looking for a cheap option for the range and occasional field judging.

Looking to purchase a compact budget minded Fliud head to use with my Binos. What do you recommend

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Looking for a light weight glassing chair that I can pack in. Any suggestions.

That REI Tripod still looks like the cats meow. Going to give one a try.

I'm actually looking at a Sirui T-1204 Tripod.

Thinking of picking up a Ball Head to use with my Bino's when in the tripod. Any suggestions. A Manfrotto model would work best as it would be compatible with my 700RC2.

Comparison with your own eyes is really the only way to go. I just bought a pair of 10 X 42 SLC's after carrying around X 32's for ever. I did not like the FOV and power at closer ranges I usually hunt out east. Returned them for the 8 X 42's. Now If I want something for out west I can get the 12 EL's:).

FHF with there Rangefinder pouch has been all I wanted out of a bino harness.

CJ Thanks for the advise. I ordered the outdoorsman bino adaptor and stud for my SLCs today. I'm going to try it out with the Gitzo tripod and Manfrotto head I currently have. I might just order a manfrotto window mount to start but I have a couple months before my hunt to decide.

I just picked up a pair of Swarovski 10 X 42's and want to set it up for glassing off a tripod. Leaning towards the Outdoorsman adaptor but unsure what head to use.

I will also be carrying a Swaro ATM 65. Want to be able to spot off the tripod as well as a window mount i have a decent tripod and manfrtto 700 head. To get started I bought the Outdoorsman adaptor and stud. At the least I can configure this to my current tripod.

I live in Maryland but head out west a couple times a year. I have a 3rd season Mule deer hunt in CO Unit 66 coming up and figure I will be doing more than usual glassing.

How is the leg locking mechanism working. Like those better then the twist?

The standard weight 264 came in a 26" stainless steel barrel and was known as the Westerner. SS barrels were not produced in all Pre 64 guns. The Featherweight came in a 22" steel barrel. I have had two of each. Great guns but barrel life can be short. Sold my last a Featherweight 2 months ago.

These are one of the best deals on a scope out there. I put one on a Savage 220 20 gauge and it has held up well to the recoil.

Looking for a recommendation for a reasonably priced window mount for my SWARO 65 spotter. I had originally thought I would by a Manfrotto 243 to go with my 700rc2 head but realized it would be a pain in the a$$ to take it off the tripod. I'm thinking for in the car a decent ball head would work vice a pan/tilt head.