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I don't know because it's never happened. grin

I don't know if it's because I'm lucky, or because I never use a rifle case, or what but I have the M1's, CDS, and MK AR turrets, the Target Turrets, and the Bushnell Tactical turrets and I have never had a noticeable shift on a turret.

Sometimes in the front seat my elbow may knock one a click or two but I just move right back to zero.


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righty tighty, lefty loosey, right?

I've got one of these in the 4-12x flavor that I need to wring out. It's sitting on a 700P. I really like the light weight of these scopes. with a leupold and Talley LW's, a heavy barrel remington is almost a portable system ...


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pushed the order button this AM on a 6-18 AO Gonna mount it up on the little AI and hope I can see [bleep]!

If I can focus and it will pass the twist and turn test I will report back. If not, I will box it up and send on it's way.

Things start getting pretty pricy from here though!

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I have had 3 outings now with the 6x18x40 fine duplex, it has responded just as I had hoped. IMO this is just about a perfect match for load work, small varmints and deer hunting. Now the fine duplex might get a little hard to see at dusk.

I have been very surprised by the optical quality and resolution. On each outing I have also had along a March 2.2x25x42 that is just about the perfect scope for ME an my needs. But the Mark 4 in decent light appears to be a lot of scope for the money. I twisted on the erector pretty hard and while not exactly perfect it is very workable.

I played with the AO some and it does its job and takes care of any parallax issue's. I now own 3 of these scopes, 2 of the 3x9 and this 6x18 and I think I will be keeping them around.

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