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Well, I yanked that chit rifle that crap Leupold is bolted too and shot a 200lb wild boar at 509 yards last Sunday morning, ranged, spun and hit him square in his right shoulder, 208gr a-max exited left rear ribcage, DRT in the grass he lay, I have two more loaded rounds before i'll have to load another new 50 count bag of brass, that's two more dead pigs.  Whoa there Little Doggy...Best R.I.P. that Leprosy scope before you shoot another round. g5, you always gotta run that razors edge. 😎 LOL, you bet Beav, and, if/when that big mother ever goes boobies up, i'll report it here too. 
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Joined: Sep 2009
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Little 7mm Mashburn Super wearing a 3-10 NF chunking 160 ab's will get next pig duty job, gotta bleed it, she's a virgin.
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[quote=Sheister]Sure glad I stocked up on popcorn early. I'm not quite sure when this became the Blackheart show, though? Talking about shooting lever actions and open sights on a thread about scopes and scope failures? And on it goes- time to get more popcorn....
ya i just made a second big bowl of popcorn too ! i still like Leupold scopes , but most bench shooters win with Nightforce scopes , no one wins or uses a rifle with open sights or a lever rifle . > SO W.T.F. does anyone bring up and brag about some old Wincester lever rifle with open sights ? its about what happened to Leupold scopes ?
Cuz if you're that worried about scope failure you can always man up and use irons dipshyt. man up ? i`ll just use my old bow again with my hand sharpened Zwickey broadheads and tag another old northern whitetail buck . and to be honest at -20 below zero i have never had or seen a Leupold scope fail or break while deer or coyote huntin yet either. >think i`ll warm up some butter,the popcorn is start`n to pop !
LIFE NRA , we vote Red up here, Norseman
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Does any one know if Night Force uses coil springs for their erectors? A lot of "if's" here because I don't know, but if 30mm tube scopes as a group track better than 1" scopes as a group and if good tracking 30mm scopes use coil erector springs (more room in a 30mm turret housing to stuff a coil spring vs a leaf spring), then maybe Leupold is asking too much from a leaf spring. What do ya'll think? I like 1" tube scopes and I'd be willing to accept a wart on the side of my 1" Leupold scope tube turret housing in exchange for more reliable tracking. RJ
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Hawke uses them in their 30mms. Whether they are better or not, I have no idea. Maybe some smart person can answer that.
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