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lightforce lamp scope mounted any issues
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29-12-2010 02:55PM#1
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johngalway wrote: »If you have a front iron sight or moderator then it's a possibility. There are fixes for both. Otherwise no, just don't have tall grass or small bushes etc right in front of your scope.
How did you sort out the Glare issue?
Or are you still using Wavin pipe
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The main problem I found with the scope mounted LF lamps was they got knocked to one side whan put one the back seat of the car. So every time a fox was spoted and the rifle taken out to take the shot the beam was way off and had to be re-alined to see the fox through the scope. A big piss off when your out shooting.
So we went back to the hand helds for scaning the fields and a torch on the scope for the shot. The torch never moves and is always on the target.
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Tackleberrywho wrote: »How did you sort out the Glare issue?
Or are you still using Wavin pipe
Tape across the bottom of the sunshade, narrowed up the hole and stopped the reflected light getting into the scope.0 -
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