So yesterday, I got a scope rail/scope rings for my .22 LR rifle. I mounted the Simmons scope I mentioned earlier, and it zeroed in beautifully.
Now I’m just going to say, it was COLD yesterday; 15F. It took me forever, because my hands were soooo cold. My little flat head screw driver that I used to adjust the scope froze to the concrete a couple of times.
That got me thinking, that maybe it would be a good idea to pucker up and get a Novritsch scope. They are extremely good quality, and they have “tactical” turrets, that allow you to adjust without having to take the cap off, use your screw driver, etc.
I’m just saying maybe. It is $69.99+ tax, but it would be worth it, because I could use it for other firearms as well.
I’ll upload a picture of my .22 later. (it’s a Savage Mark II)
Now I’m just going to say, it was COLD yesterday; 15F. It took me forever, because my hands were soooo cold. My little flat head screw driver that I used to adjust the scope froze to the concrete a couple of times.
That got me thinking, that maybe it would be a good idea to pucker up and get a Novritsch scope. They are extremely good quality, and they have “tactical” turrets, that allow you to adjust without having to take the cap off, use your screw driver, etc.
I’m just saying maybe. It is $69.99+ tax, but it would be worth it, because I could use it for other firearms as well.
I’ll upload a picture of my .22 later. (it’s a Savage Mark II)