Decisions???? NF Comp 42X or Vtx Golden Eagle

[johara1]

In BR perhaps but in F-class there is plenty of opportunity to have the rifle bumped a little and be on the adjacent target at 1000yds and not notice it if the optics FOV/travel of the fine front rest adjustment makes it hard to see the target number board. In F-TR it is even easier to move off target and have that occur during times other than recoil of the rifle. Having the ability to dial back the magnification to make the top/bottom of my number board is invaluable as one crossfire at a big event and your going to have a bad week.

Sounds like operator error even with a sling and irons you stay on the target, unless you line up on the wrong one. LOL... Maybe the rest is problem..... jim

 

[Ned Ludd]

I don't ending up on someones target other than yours is a scope problem, it is a tracking problem with your rifle.... jim

Maybe if you shoot an F-Class match, more particularly in F-TR, you'd understand what I stated.

 

[rardoin]

Sounds like operator error even with a sling and irons you stay on the target, unless you line up on the wrong one. LOL... Maybe the rest is problem..... jim

Ok

 

[johara1]

Maybe if you shoot an F-Class match, more particularly in F-TR, you'd understand what I stated.

Maybe you should try it in a sling and no scope........ natural point of alignment, it will go back on your target.....LOL... jim

 

[rardoin]

Maybe you should try it in a sling and no scope........ natural point of alignment, it will go back on your target.....LOL... jim

 

[D-4297]

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What he said . If you've never done it , you don't shoot F class . Think we've all put a round on the wrong target at one time or another .