You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Thread starter Kyle Kelly Start date Jul 16, Jump to latest Follow Reply. Media New media New comments Search media. All threads Latest threads Trending threads. Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. Search Everywhere Threads This forum This thread. January 26, Resources Latest reviews Search resources. Five shots, prone, from a bipod and rear bag at yards.Ī younger guy, I tried to squeeze every bit. Check out this load development target I shot at 25X. It is slightly to the right because I had zeroed the rifle in that position. Schmidt & Bender rifle scopes and reticles It is low because the rifle has a yard zero on it. That is exactly what happened on the target above. If everything goes well with the box test, you get something that looks like a box. I went ahead and conducted a box test at 50 yards. I like this type of zero stop better than one that stops on zero. This means once the scope is zeroed, the shooter still has the ability to move to the scope down from zero. This scope is equipped with a sub-zero stop. If you try to remove screws or pull off turrets the scope needs to go back for service, so keep it simple and follow the directions. The turret is unlocked and the turret is turned to zero. The left side of the PMII had a large easy to access parallax adjustment knob as well as a dial to adjust the illumination of the reticle. In darkness, you can simply feel the top of the turret to see where you are. When it pops up, as shown in the photo above, the shooter knows he is on his second revolution of elevation adjustment. On this version of the PMII, the top of the turret acts as a second revolution indicator. To unlock the turret, the collar is simply slid up above. Take a look at the image above, the turrets are in the locked position. The turrets are easy to access with clearly marked adjustments. Buying a great scope and rifle and using cheap rings is always a bad idea. Many shooters will often overlook how the scope is attached to the rifle. The PMII is a big scope that means business. For testing and evaluation purposes I mounted the scope on a custom made Remington rifle chambered in 6. I like the thickness of the reticle and think the. This reticle offers a wide array of functionality without obscuring the target area. This is where reticle illumination becomes very important in regards to intelligent FFP reticle designs. FFP reticles can be a bit distracting at first, as the shooter zooms up and down in power settings.
It has a double turn locking turrets with more tactile clicks. Schmidt and Bender is known for making high quality rifle scopes.
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