I like your straight to the point videos, no babbling on BS. My question is about your Accu-Tac bipod. Is a 3 slot aluminum picatinny to m-lock rail mount enough support? It's going on a .308. Thanks for the education.
The true horizontal level can be found on the flat surface - typically present in most all scopes - just below the turrets. A flat piece of metal or plastic can be affixed there with a rubber band in order to allow a spirit level to confirm the horizontality of the setup. This can be confirmed with a half-full clear grass of water placed a few metres away and looked at through the scope, and by aligning the horizontal crosshair to the water's 'horizon'.
I watched this video just to look atthe IOR Crusader optic......Love them! I purchased the Valdada Recon G2 in lieu of the Crusader just because I wanted the G2's ability in having the 150 moa of adjustment in the verticle turret. My next optic will be the Crusader! Thanks for sharing your video.
Hello. wish I knew this when out with my bsa meteor lol . Excellent instruction, one little pop at you though sorry. Did you say cheap level ? If so never trust a cheap level, as a bricklayer that is something that will give you nothing but trouble ,spin the level 180 degrees keeping in same spot should give exactly the same reading. Levels get bumped about and run out of true ,check regularly
Great video Frank, next time put the rings on the right way round, A70 is the rear ring and A71 is the front ring :). I have this set up with the AXMC 300 Winmag and Crusader scopes, but I don't think I am as adept as you in its operation. British Army all the way!! regards (Ex-Slop Jockey)
"sniper rifle" "kennedy tools" I don't like the pattern that emerges here hehe Nice videos, even though I can't shoot in my country, so I just watch these for fun :)
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Thank you. I'm writing a sniper character for a book and these videos have been so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
there's so much knowledge behind these words...thank you, sir!
I like your straight to the point videos, no babbling on BS. My question is about your Accu-Tac bipod. Is a 3 slot aluminum picatinny to m-lock rail mount enough support? It's going on a .308. Thanks for the education.
The true horizontal level can be found on the flat surface - typically present in most all scopes - just below the turrets. A flat piece of metal or plastic can be affixed there with a rubber band in order to allow a spirit level to confirm the horizontality of the setup. This can be confirmed with a half-full clear grass of water placed a few metres away and looked at through the scope, and by aligning the horizontal crosshair to the water's 'horizon'.
I watched this video just to look atthe IOR Crusader optic......Love them! I purchased the Valdada Recon G2 in lieu of the Crusader just because I wanted the G2's ability in having the 150 moa of adjustment in the verticle turret. My next optic will be the Crusader! Thanks for sharing your video.
No problem Ken, I'm glad it helped you in your decision! Cheers.
Hello. wish I knew this when out with my bsa meteor lol . Excellent instruction, one little pop at you though sorry. Did you say cheap level ? If so never trust a cheap level, as a bricklayer that is something that will give you nothing but trouble ,spin the level 180 degrees keeping in same spot should give exactly the same reading. Levels get bumped about and run out of true ,check regularly
I was hoping you could show how to zero SYTONG HT-60 please Geoff in Oz
Thanks Frank for your advice and also service
thanks a lot for sharing Your knowledge :D
No Problem!
very greatfull sir
Great video Frank, next time put the rings on the right way round, A70 is the rear ring and A71 is the front ring :). I have this set up with the AXMC 300 Winmag and Crusader scopes, but I don't think I am as adept as you in its operation. British Army all the way!!
regards (Ex-Slop Jockey)
"sniper rifle"
"kennedy tools"
I don't like the pattern that emerges here hehe
Nice videos, even though I can't shoot in my country, so I just watch these for fun :)
whats the name of the rifle?
Hey it's an AXMC, thanks for watching!
Jack hear, another mega scope set up