AusVarmint

I've got one, i had to send it back with a 'chip' of glass floating in it.. and i wasnt 100% happy with the clarity in low light, it would be ok, but you get what you pay for.. i wish i'd stretched further... but it is the best of my scopes

I've never shot at a range before.. and I'm on your side, at least you don't sound like a crying little sook because you got beaten.. some people are just shit, if you won the lotto they'd complain that you cut in line and that the random number you got would have been theres.. you sped on the way t...

I just put a nikon monarch on my 7mmRM, its got nice glass, good turrets.. its a great bit of gear , dont know what they go for (i can't recall right now what i paid)

but i'd buy another in a heartbeat

Nice photos too

you'd have thought (read: I think) anything chambered in 22Hornet would work fine.

I'd go the savage myself.

Yeah, i like the idea of one of those in right bolt, left port without the magazine.. I'd go one in 6br or 204 or perhaps even something big just for shits and giggles.

Or you could read my bushnell yardage pro 800 review on this site.

I just ordered the 80mm skyline straight spotting scope.. never used one before, but REALLY looking forward to getting one, i think it will help my long range shooting no end, should also make the sighting in at 200yards heaps easier what with the not walking back and forwards all the time.. *excite...

I rinse in metho or as we label it in the lab 'special meths' to stop people drinking it

I'd be looking at 6-250AI, 20-223AI

or richard franklins 300wsm varminter

Pat, my thoughts are with you and your family, sorry to hear about your father passing away.

I'm watching this with much interest..

when you measure them, look for a shorter base -> sholder length, thats where I saw the difference.

The rem700 looks really nice, but I'd buy the savage.