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Eying a Howa.

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  1. Artem256

    Artem256 Weekend Warrior

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    Now if only I had the money for a Barrett M99 :chewy:
    Sigh. And lol .416 rounds :lmao2:
     
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    Tiny_MN Weekend Warrior

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    If that's what you want, and can legally own, go for it. To me, waste of money.
     
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    Artem256 Weekend Warrior

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    Alas, the cost is what is prohibitive.
     
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    w33kender Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Finally was able to try it out, ohhhh is it fun.
     
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    Artem256 Weekend Warrior

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    Question, ive never used a scope.... ever really. Ive noticed the farther I zoom, the closer I have to be to the eye piece before the image goes erm wonky. Is that normal?
     
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    dnoodles Legendary Woodsman

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    well the closer the zoom (power) the less field of view you have, so small wobbles are much more noticeable.
     
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    maxpetros Grizzled Veteran

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    Yes, pretty standard to not have as much eye relief as the magnification increases. Lower power will always give you better eye relief.

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    Aaaaaah ic ic :) that makes sense thank you :cool:
    I really have no experience with optics other than a nikon d3400. So my eye is being fussy too. Sometimes my eye rapidy switches focus from the reticle to the target so it can be confusing.
     

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