I love my Huskemaw scope with the custom turret. It works just as advertised. My only complaint is that my zero stop did not come with a screw (or it fell out). Any idea what size that is so I can find a new one?
Very cool optic, but my question is that you set up the zero and all the data at the current range and temperature you were at on that particular day....(and then order your custom turret) when you go to hunt in a different location, weather, altitude, etc... doesn't everything change?
You can have turrets cut for any altitude with the data you collect. Also, the double stack turrets can be cut for continuation of distance, or 2 different altitudes. Outer turret can be cut for your main hunting altitude and the inner turret cut for a higher or lower elevation. The other option is having multiple sets of turrets cut for different altitudes and even different ammo. I shoot a 300PRC and have turrets for both Hornady 212 grain and 225 grain bullets, one cut for distance continuation and one with 2 different altitudes 1000ft for hunting in Texas and 5000ft for higher altitudes like Colorado.
i own a huskemaw 5x20 and was wondering . i know they dont use moa in their elevation adjustment but how many moa is 61 clicks on their elevation adjustment . im guessing 23 ??
I just feel bad for the guy with spotting scope jumping every time a shot is taken! lol
I love my Huskemaw scope with the custom turret. It works just as advertised. My only complaint is that my zero stop did not come with a screw (or it fell out). Any idea what size that is so I can find a new one?
Very cool optic, but my question is that you set up the zero and all the data at the current range and temperature you were at on that particular day....(and then order your custom turret) when you go to hunt in a different location, weather, altitude, etc... doesn't everything change?
You can have turrets cut for any altitude with the data you collect. Also, the double stack turrets can be cut for continuation of distance, or 2 different altitudes. Outer turret can be cut for your main hunting altitude and the inner turret cut for a higher or lower elevation. The other option is having multiple sets of turrets cut for different altitudes and even different ammo. I shoot a 300PRC and have turrets for both Hornady 212 grain and 225 grain bullets, one cut for distance continuation and one with 2 different altitudes 1000ft for hunting in Texas and 5000ft for higher altitudes like Colorado.
i own a huskemaw 5x20 and was wondering . i know they dont use moa in their elevation adjustment but how many moa is 61 clicks on their elevation adjustment . im guessing 23 ??
3 clicks is 1 moa so 61 would be 20 and 1/3 moa
@@semoffgthank you