Dutch from United States, FL Public Profile

A great lightweight dot at an extremely attractive price. I use it on my ..22 and .410 long arms. It is easy to zero and change the battery. It is sturdy and well made. I bought a second as a backup.

I have been a fan of Walther since I was stationed in Neu Ulm, Germany, back in the day. My new favorite full size pistol is the PPA .45. Best trigger in the industry.

The one Walther pistol I was missing was the PPK/S stainless steel. Just bought a new one. Needed the magazines. Walther magazines are the best. Got three(3) of them from Opticsplanet to make sure I have enough when the time comes.

After my three Swarovski scopes and a rangefinder were stolen I decided to try Leupold scopes and have been putting them on my rifles ever since. I am especially fond of the VXR series and the firedot simplified reticle system. I used to train others on mildot and MOA reticles, but in my advancing years and waning eyesight I find the bright optics and firedot just what I need for both short and long distances. This scope will go on my new Savage 10/110 Stealth 6.5 Creedmoor and let me reach out and touch the target just fine.

Ordered and received this scope along with Warne rings even before my new Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle arrived. I had some qualms that the OEM Ruger Scout mount might be too far forward for the stated eye relief.
The Leupold eye relief is fine as long as I do not add the stock spacers. So now I have a Jeff Cooper Special!

I am loading a lot of different old large calibers. I figure this one box does it right for all of them. The boxes are lightweight, translucent and uniform rectangular for stacking in my ammo boxes. All around great product at a decent price.

I have had this scope for over a year. It has been discontinued for good reason. It never worked. First, it ate batteries in an hour. It has no provision for external power except a USB hub that exposes other ports to the elements.

It makes any weapon feel top heavy. The scope was released before its time. The software was still catching up when ATN discontinued it.

AND, the first time I used it on a .308 it quit and had to be reset because the batteries vibrated and shut off the scopt. ATN Customer service was great and sent a new cap. By then I had bought a huge external power pack, so the internal batteries were not a consideration.

If one wants to mount the rifle on a tripod in a static emplacement and hook it up to an external power pack that might work.

I keep hoping ATN will take mine in trade for the new version.

This is my first set of Warne Rings, and I am very impressed. I use quick detach rings for several reasons, one of which is that it is easy to check tightness with no tools. I like them so much I ordered a second set. The main reason I am so satisfied is that prior to placing the rings on the weapon you put the scope in the rings and tighten the bottom screws. The scope will still turn to level, but there is no issue with one side or the other getting torqued down unequally as can happen with rings with side screws. I was able to mount the scope on the rifle in considerably less time than usual. Warne Rings for me!

I bought the 7.25 inch deep model to keep my larger AR parts together so I can find them when I get ready to build. It is typical MTM sturdy. I am ordering another to hold different size magazines. It includes the waterproof gasket and is lockable. It is for more than ammo.

I thought about ordering another trigger for my new 6.8 SPC build. Almost. For about three seconds. Then I ordered the SSA-E. Every AR I own has a Geissele trigger. My TAVOR has a Geissele trigger. If I ever buy anything else that Geissele makes triggers for one will go in it.

This trigger is another example of how much better than stock milspec a trigger can be and be reliable. Accuracy is enhanced because the trigger is lighter and faster than any stock AR trigger I have ever used.

For me, the Geissele trigger offerings break down into whether I want a two stage or not. I think the SSA-E is a versatile trigger and works great wheter in a .300 Blackout or 5.56 heavy barrel weapon.

Worth every penny.

I pull this table out of the shooting shed monthly or more. It is lightweight and the right size for putting on a Caldwell Sled other support along with a shooting bag for ammo and such. I have two improvements I would suggest and pay extra for: 1. Make the top less slippery. This is because: 2. When on a sloping surface things roll off so make the legs adjustable.

I have been using blocks of wood to level where I shoot, but I always worry the table will tilt and everything will hit the ground as things slid off the slippery surface.

Otherwise, this is a take anywhere in the trunk or truck and shoot.