Vince H

Fuck you.

It'd be way easier to do 2 to 12.

1 to 10, you're probably thinking something with a... You know, like your objective would be the tube diameter, right?

In a 1 to 10 LPVO.

And that's going to be really hard to get any kind of light transmission at high magnification.

Yeah, but also there's FFP versus SFP.

Yeah.

That's the problem there.

It being SFP is what makes that actually possible, I think.

Yeah, there is that.

I'm still not the biggest fan of 1 to 10 on an LPVO because it's, again, like Dave said, with 2 to 12, it's trying to stretch the LPVO out too much, in my opinion.

I think once you get to 10x, you really start to hit its limitations.

yeah i'm i'm all day at 600 with my one eight yeah i mean i like being super zoomed in so i'd take the 10 but it's you're right you guys are it's it's doable with even less power it was a man-sized target i mean it wasn't like shooting a pie plate at 700 yards and guessing where it is down there but but i actually i did do something recently with this i got a new scope mount

I'll get to it.

I'll get to it.

Okay.

The one to six Guardian fiber dot that I put on my GT30 rifle, I put a, I got, so someone, I think Raggle Fraggle maybe, suggested the UTG.

uh qd scope mount and it's got the qds on the correct side which is the left side so that it doesn't interfere with ejection and then it's actually it's got this nice feature where if you look through there it's skeletonized underneath so you can see underneath the optic and you can actually see

You can see the iron sights in between the optic and the rail through there.

You can get down here, and you can actually see the ghost ring sights underneath it.