farmer44mag
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Yeah- they are already at the higher price in the latest Natchez flyer- glad i got mine in december.
New Redfield Revenge long range scope...
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farmer44mag
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Originally Posted By: gator4everOriginally Posted By: farmer44magDon't think I saw this posted anywhere here yet. New 6-18x44 long range scope from Redfield. Has a different/ looks better to me long range reticle. Need to find out more about it but looks very promising for my next rifle. Wish it had been available last month when i put the 4-12x40 on my Axis. Suggested retail $269.99 for the 6-18x44.
I think it would go good atop the new Ruger "American" rifle I am thinking of getting later this year. Probably .308 but havn't made up my mind yet.
Also have new 2-7x34, 3-9x42,3-9x52, and 4-12x42 in the new lineup.
I cannot find the 6x18x44mm redfield anywhere online did you mean 6x18x40??
Look on the Redfield website....
I think it would go good atop the new Ruger "American" rifle I am thinking of getting later this year. Probably .308 but havn't made up my mind yet.
Also have new 2-7x34, 3-9x42,3-9x52, and 4-12x42 in the new lineup.
I cannot find the 6x18x44mm redfield anywhere online did you mean 6x18x40??
Look on the Redfield website....
OK, got it--here it is--
http://redfield.com/redfield-revenge/
The line rangefinding system is probably very similar to the older rangefinding reticle systems that is designed to bracket a certain tgt. size (16 or 18" for deer, and scaled differently for other tgt. sizes), and adjust the power until the tgt. brackets between the lines and read off the range along the reticle's vertical axis. The system's OK, but i prefer to use the lines below the center axis and use the mil-ranging formula at the optic's highest power...when i need it, which isn't very often at all really.
http://redfield.com/redfield-revenge/
The line rangefinding system is probably very similar to the older rangefinding reticle systems that is designed to bracket a certain tgt. size (16 or 18" for deer, and scaled differently for other tgt. sizes), and adjust the power until the tgt. brackets between the lines and read off the range along the reticle's vertical axis. The system's OK, but i prefer to use the lines below the center axis and use the mil-ranging formula at the optic's highest power...when i need it, which isn't very often at all really.
jhartwig24
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Anyone know when the new Revenge will be available for purchase?
vicfox
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I'M A BIT LATE REPORTING IN HERE ON AN OLDER POST BUT RECENTLY BEEN LOOKING AT A REDFIELD SCOPE TO GO ONTO A HMR I HAVE.
Regarding MADE in the USA it appears the the Revolution range was infact made in the USA but the newer Revenge range is assembled in the Philippines.
The association with Leupold and their warranty gives them credability and I guess the outsourcing is why the price is low.
Some feed back regarding their ability in the field would be appreciated.
Regarding MADE in the USA it appears the the Revolution range was infact made in the USA but the newer Revenge range is assembled in the Philippines.
The association with Leupold and their warranty gives them credability and I guess the outsourcing is why the price is low.
Some feed back regarding their ability in the field would be appreciated.
huntsman22
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Originally Posted By: Swandog Seems like a +20 MOA base would be needed for long range...
how would that help the ranger reticle?
how would that help the ranger reticle?