For the enthusiast of Blaser and other firearms related to the Blaser family, such as Mauser, Sauer, Rigby, and other fine European sporting arms.
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I can`t wait to start shooting with it...
I just got regular rings,I don`t know if there is another height available.Gun Barrel Ecologist wrote:Which height rings did you use and does the scope fit in the slot in a Blaser C case with those turrets?
Farrrrk! That is very dissapointing! Never thought a high end scope like that would have such quality control issues! I was looking at getting a Polar scope by S&B simply because the 96% light transmission coating they are using is geared towards the dusk and dawn wavelengths also. Supposedly nothing beats it! Their coating on the lenses is awesome but having dust on them internally, I am very concerned. I'd have asked for a replacement and not accepted a repair! That is just dog$hi+....It's like you bought a second hand scope. I suggest you write to S&B.....and tell them your expressing your concerns on a forum.JPBlaser wrote:A little update on that one... German quality... not so much these days...
I only managed to fire around 15 to 20 shots with the 9,3 and the Schmidt. After ten or so shots I got some dust on and around the reticle(maybe it`s paint particles that were not properly cleaned when the scope was assembled,I don`t know,and frankly I don`t care).The scope went off for warranty service. I got it back a month and a half after giving it to the dealer(and I live in the EU). This time I put it on my 308 win. barrel and even before shooting it I saw another piece of something inside the optic,It was only visible on low magnification from the eyebox ,the other way around(from objective) it was visible on all magnification settings.I gave it back to the dealer and it should have went to Schmidt and Bender by now.
Needless to say ,I'm disappointed by the way they(the dealer and schmidt & bender) handled this issue. Never expected that I'm going to get a serviced scope that has the same issue even bigger than the first time I sent it.I lost confidence in that brand...
They said that they are going to act a as fast as possible that time(not sure how to interpret that).. Anyway... The wait is on again..
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Who makes that rail mount that is on your scope I have been looking for something like that? How do you take it on and off?sav338 wrote:I shot my Zeiss victory out just past 1100 metres on my 300wby at a plate , awesome clarity , worth a look,
VICTORY V8 2.8–20x56
The perfectionist with light reserves
The 2.8–20x56 ZEISS VICTORY V8 opens up every opportunity – from long-distance shots to hunting deep into the twilight. 92% light transmission ensures bright, high-contrast images. This model is compact and easy to use, making it the perfect match for even the highest quality rifles.
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The rail mount for the scope is a blaser saddle mount but the one holding the buble level is from Innomount . It’s in their catalogue sorry but can’t remember page number , and I bought it from. http://www.upgradeyourrifle.com/gb/MM wrote:Who makes that rail mount that is on your scope I have been looking for something like that? How do you take it on and off?sav338 wrote:I shot my Zeiss victory out just past 1100 metres on my 300wby at a plate , awesome clarity , worth a look,
VICTORY V8 2.8–20x56
The perfectionist with light reserves
The 2.8–20x56 ZEISS VICTORY V8 opens up every opportunity – from long-distance shots to hunting deep into the twilight. 92% light transmission ensures bright, high-contrast images. This model is compact and easy to use, making it the perfect match for even the highest quality rifles.
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