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Vortex useful
Written on Nov 03, 2016
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Vortex Spitfire 1x-AR Prism Scope
Bought this for 3-Gun. Spent some time today at the Range with the Vortex and an AR-15. Used the rifle's 1 x 8.5 scope just to check "where" things should be at 100 and the amount of compensation for 25 yds. Then swapped in the Vortex. The dials on the Vortex, though a bit mushy, worked when dialing in (and compensating a similar height to the 1 x 8.5) for the 25 - and then hitting the 100 distance using the center dot directly. Heed the instructions about how to seat the bolts correctly in the rail. If you're looking for a 1X, I think this is a good purchase. Included the rail connection, hex wrench, battery, and lens caps.
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Another good case from Plano
Written on May 27, 2016
Very sturdy, lockable, yet light enough to haul around. (Only forgot about the wheels once - but nothing was inside). This one did not come with pluck-pull foam. So, draw around your contents, remove the middle layer, and cut using downstrokes with a serrated knife. You 3-gunners can confidently cut spaces for your rifle with scope (and flag), flagged pistol, (empty) mags, and a "few" accessories (unless you take your shotgun apart to move, get a different case for that). Although this takes up more space than a rifle bag, you'll have no worries about piling gear on and around the case.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful.
109501 for shotgun
Written on May 12, 2016
I really prefer the Plano cases for safe, locked transportation. This case can actually fit 2 shotguns (no mounts) with enough supporting foam against the case and separation from each other. As always, take the middle layer foam out of the case; place your equipment on the form and draw an "outline" (I use a green felt permanent marker - what else would you use that color for?); take a serrated knife and, keeping your left hand out of the way, cut on the push stroke (remember, if you prepare food a lot you may tend to place your non-cutting hand too close to the cutting action!). Take your time and avoid the desire to cut on the upstroke - cutting on the pull stroke tends to shred foam resulting in a ragged line that you don't want to see each time you open the case.
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