Weaver T 24/36 eye relief

[Works4ammo]

Hello,
Is there a significant difference in eye relief between the T24 & T36?
Thanks,
Kevin

 

[wolley]

I can't say what the difference between the two is but I can say that the T36 has the most narrow band of any scope I have ever looked through. 1/8" either direction and it's black.
I own one and I hate it!

 

[hogpatrol]

I can't say what the difference between the two is but I can say that the T36 has the most narrow band of any scope I have ever looked through. 1/8" either direction and it's black.
I own one and I hate it!

Is it a recently made version? I was adjusting mine yesterday and moved it back and forth a good inch and it was still ok, actually better than some of my variables with lesser power. It's pretty ancient though. ;D

 

[NateHaler]

Hello,
Is there a significant difference in eye relief between the T24 & T36?
Thanks,
Kevin

Have a look for yourself. Click on their specs tab: http://www.weaveroptics.com/optics/riflescopes/tseries/

And you can get this sort of info from all the mfgs. in a fraction of a second by using Google search. 8)

 

[hogpatrol]

Hello,
Is there a significant difference in eye relief between the T24 & T36?
Thanks,
Kevin

Have a look for yourself. Click on their specs tab: http://www.weaveroptics.com/optics/riflescopes/tseries/

And you can get this sort of info from all the mfgs. in a fraction of a second by using Google search. 8)

According to that chart, a tenth of an inch.

 

[dogdude]

divide objective by power setting, 40 into 36= 1.111 40 into 24=1.666

 

[NateHaler]

That equation yields exit pupil, which is not the same as eye relief. However, a smaller exit pupil does make head position more critical, including up/down and left/right. Eye relief is the linear distance.