03-29-2023, 01:58 AM
yep. physics. a lighter rifle will kick more, the heavier one less.
I may have to look through the trijicon, SC, but I am still loving my Leupys. How heavy is the trijicon, by the way?
I did pick up a couple of 3x9 AR patrol or something like that name when they were discontinued. Nice TMR reticle, mil knobs, and a battery lit, strength adjustable illuminated dot at the center of the reticle. red. can adjust from off thru dim on up to bright. still good optics and not very heavy. It's on my mini Howa and still the whole rig only hits 6lb 5oz with sling.
however, when I get a chance to do some still hunting, the light weight is appreciated as I'm sure you can attest to. And your's is as light as it gets it seems. well done.
-tdbru
still, even in the mini howa I have, the 6.5 Grendel doesn't generate much recoil. Since I cannot hunt at night here, as interesting as they appear, and IR scope, for me, would not be of much good. The illuminated dot Leupy will have to suffice.
I may have to look through the trijicon, SC, but I am still loving my Leupys. How heavy is the trijicon, by the way?
I did pick up a couple of 3x9 AR patrol or something like that name when they were discontinued. Nice TMR reticle, mil knobs, and a battery lit, strength adjustable illuminated dot at the center of the reticle. red. can adjust from off thru dim on up to bright. still good optics and not very heavy. It's on my mini Howa and still the whole rig only hits 6lb 5oz with sling.
however, when I get a chance to do some still hunting, the light weight is appreciated as I'm sure you can attest to. And your's is as light as it gets it seems. well done.
-tdbru
still, even in the mini howa I have, the 6.5 Grendel doesn't generate much recoil. Since I cannot hunt at night here, as interesting as they appear, and IR scope, for me, would not be of much good. The illuminated dot Leupy will have to suffice.