Hi-Lux Optics Automatic Ranging Trajectory ART M1200 6-24x50mm Rifle Scopes, 30mm Tube
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Jack's Review of Hi-Lux Optics Automatic Ranging Trajectory ART M1200 6-24x50mm Rifle Scopes, 30mm Tube
This was my first ART scope. I have a soft spot for the M14.
I had read much about the Leatherwood scopes in Senich's books and heard they were effective from first hand accounts.
Setup was easier than it seemed. Called the guys at Hi-Lux and they sent me a starting cam setting and ballistic chart to use for my 6.5 CM. They recommended that I sight in 1" low at 25 yards. Brought the gun out to 300 yds after and it was pretty close to dead nuts.
After that I was able to engage the steel plates out to 800 using only the cam. Looking forward to trying this out at further distances if I can find a range that long.
The cam works pretty well. I was able to engage silhouette targets at various distances rapidly by framing the shoulder width in the center of the reticle.
I watched some videos on Youtube and found out that you can uncouple the magnification from the cam distance.
I had read much about the Leatherwood scopes in Senich's books and heard they were effective from first hand accounts.
Setup was easier than it seemed. Called the guys at Hi-Lux and they sent me a starting cam setting and ballistic chart to use for my 6.5 CM. They recommended that I sight in 1" low at 25 yards. Brought the gun out to 300 yds after and it was pretty close to dead nuts.
After that I was able to engage the steel plates out to 800 using only the cam. Looking forward to trying this out at further distances if I can find a range that long.
The cam works pretty well. I was able to engage silhouette targets at various distances rapidly by framing the shoulder width in the center of the reticle.
I watched some videos on Youtube and found out that you can uncouple the magnification from the cam distance.
Pros:
- Clear glass & Reticle
- Don't need to dial dope
- Built In Mount
Cons:
- Requires some initial setup
Best Used for:
- Target shooting
Would Recommend:
Yes
4 of 5
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