What is sure to please .223 shooters is the fact that this optic has been specifically engineered for .223 ammo. It comes with an included multi-grain BDC (Bullet Drop Compensation) chart on the exterior elevation knob. This feature offers common medium to heavyweight .223 bullet grain marking...
Azusa and Swimsuit Azusa are counted as Arius students for this bonus. After putting a bullet through us, Saori is finally playable. She doesn’t disappoint either: her skills are high-power, guaranteed crits that will leave huge dents in whatever she hits. Guaranteed crits can also mean ...
Common 9mm bullet weights normally available at most stores are 115, 124, and 147 grain. The 115-grain loads tend to be higher velocity and the 147s somewhat slower, even subsonic. A good compromise is a 124-grain bullet, this is also super popular with the police and military. In fact...
For most shooters and hunters a simple pattern duplex reticle will be quite enough, while the Bullet Drop Compensated or BDC reticle will provide a strong point of aim at multiple known ranges. A mil-dot reticle and its numerous versions are the best suited for precision shooting and will giv...
While those options are cheaper, I believe you get what you pay for in terms of quality. FMJ Loads #1 PMC Bronze FMJ 90-Grain Although it uses a 90-grain bullet rather than the more common 95-grain, this ammo is highly regarded for its reliability, accuracy, and value. Whether you ...
Making adjustments to the elevation and windage knobs is relatively simple. Just turn the knob in the direction you want the bullet to move, and it will compensate accordingly. Most 30-06 scopes will have 1/4 MOA (minutes of angle) or 1/8 MOA adjustment increments. These are small enough...
Tested to function effectively in temperatures of between -4 and +122 deg F. this cartridge has a 150 grain bullet weight. It offers muzzle velocity of 2800 fps (feet per second), muzzle energy of 2612 ft/lbs, and maximum pressure is 42,700 psi. Bulk purchase of 500 boxes are available...
First of its kind in the industry. Under scope we can see the grain of the metal used was gritty. This is indicative to die cast metal used in the making of toys, primarily hot wheels and matchbox cars. It is strong enough for ballistic standards but at the bottom of industry standards...
The scope comes equipped with interchangeable .17 and .22 bullet drop turrets that provide trajectory compensation for .17 Magnum rimfire 17 grain bullets, as well as 40, 38, and 36 grain .22 bullets. This feature ensures that you hit your target with every shot, regardless of the bullet ...
an ALPEN Optics 3-9X42 scope. Iron sights were a factory option with the LRN; however, that was akin to slapping a .22 LR on a B-17 bomber and calling her flight ready. It performs best with two 50-grain Pyrodex pellets under a Barnes Spit-Fire TMZ 290-grain bullet (blue sabot)...