Could you please post some pics???
not a 2-7, I have a 3x9x42, if that has any interest I could post a picture.
Here is a Kahles 2-7 - 36.
The eyepiece is about the same diameter as a Leo but much longer.
Pre-64 M-70 in 9,3x62:
It's twin is in progress:
.........................DJ
Ooohhh! DJ,those are a bit too nice....!
What is the caliber of the second one...same thing?
Terry: Cripes! will you guys stop with these beautiful customs already......I can't concentrate on the scopes!
Bobin the second rifle is a 7x57. Thought they would make a nice Metric Pair for Africa someday.
- I need to get back busy on finishing it!..............DJ
DJ: Sweet combo!.....the scopes are nice,too!
I have no experience with the 2-7X36 Kahles, but have owned and used a fair number(7) of the 3-9X42 and 3.5-10X AH Kahles scopes.
I really like them, very sturdy, the elevation and windage adjustments are spot-on and the clarity is, to my eyes, excellent.
I don't currently own a Kahles 2-7x36 AH but did own one. I ended up selling mine to replace it with the same scope in the 3-9x42 configuration.
These scopes are very nice: bright, crystal clear and durable in my experience. I found that the eye relief on the 2-7x was a bit more critical at the upper end of the magnification range than the 3-9x. That is the only reason I sold the 2-7x. It is a great scope and I wouldn't hesitate to purchase another Kahles in that power range if another scopeless rifle were to show up at my door.
I also owned a Swarovski AV 3-10x42 but sent it down the road. My opinion is that the Kahles is a more ruggedly built scope than the Swarovski.
Leftybolt
Pre-64 M-70 in 9,3x62:
It's twin is in progress:
.........................DJ
Oh my goodness. DJ- SWEET!
I've got one on a Rem M673 350 Rem Mag guide gun. Mine has a German #4 and I love it. It tucks perfectly behind the open sight riding on Talley LW 1-pc rings/bases. I'll try to snap a pic and post it later.
Only think I don't like about the Kahles is that the warranty is not transferrable from the original purchaser....or at least that's the way I read it. Hopefully it's different now.
I would LOVE to see a pic of that one - Thanks!
I'll get a pic tomorrow night or over the weekend.
Here's a pic. I just put this rifle up for sale in the classifieds.
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If that scope goes for sale also, shoot me a PM. That's exactly what I'd be looking for with the #4 reticle...
I have a Kahles 3-9 x 42 CL with side focus on my Anschutz 1710
and I love the clarity and SF down to 30 yards.
Here's one on a Weatherby .338/06 A-Sq. I can't think of a better piece of glass for a rifle in the mid-range class. This one has the #4 reticle.
Great scope but the eye piece is to large and does not lock so it can move. I don't like that on a hunting scope.
K7Man....Just sold the scope with the Remington 270. Sorry about that.
Great scope but the eye piece is to large and does not lock so it can move. I don't like that on a hunting scope.
Took it out several times and never had a problem with that. On the focus adjustment, I mark it with a silver Sharpie and check it right before I go out.