What do you like about the free float tube? I'm just curious if your preference is for that configuration, and if so why, since I'm trying to decide if I want to veer away from Mark LaRue's goodness.
No no no no no! The Dream Optic (note caps denoting seriousness) is a AF-S Nikkor 400/2.8G ED VRII lens. (Maybe I should be lusting after an Olympus 90-250/2.8 ED Zuiko since I finally bailed from Nikon DX to micro 4/3. I was a bitter clinger to the mythical D400 but finally gave up.)
But either would be kind of awkward on an AR, so I must defer to your choice of the Leupold.
ITAR PRODUCT! By adding to cart, I confirm that I am U.S. Person ... Kinda ironic that the statement attesting to the buyer's US-ness sounds like something from a non-native speaker, eh?
for an AR carbine. I'm kinda happy with the photo, too.
Youza. My car cost less.
ReplyDeleteIsn't that like the one Jerry M had in a video?
What do you like about the free float tube? I'm just curious if your preference is for that configuration, and if so why, since I'm trying to decide if I want to veer away from Mark LaRue's goodness.
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ReplyDeleteIf you won a big lottery...
No no no no no! The Dream Optic (note caps denoting seriousness) is a AF-S Nikkor 400/2.8G ED VRII lens. (Maybe I should be lusting after an Olympus 90-250/2.8 ED Zuiko since I finally bailed from Nikon DX to micro 4/3. I was a bitter clinger to the mythical D400 but finally gave up.)
ReplyDeleteBut either would be kind of awkward on an AR, so I must defer to your choice of the Leupold.
ITAR PRODUCT! By adding to cart, I confirm that I am U.S. Person ...
Kinda ironic that the statement attesting to the buyer's US-ness sounds like something from a non-native speaker, eh?
So, what is the special sauce that makes this work 3K?
ReplyDeleteI already asked Santa for a 1911, but I could change my mind.
ReplyDeleteThat's just too pretty to pass up.
And the photo is a win!
If I won the lottery, you'd be one of my firearms purchasing consultants.
ReplyDeleteA scope so good that it's ITAR restricted? Holy crap! That's awesome.
ReplyDeleteTJIC: Anything gun related that cost over $100 is ITAR restricted.
ReplyDeleteMore vendors are putting these notices up after an online vendor got stepped on for selling that nordic schoolkid shooting nutter his magazines.
( I'm not using his name. Active Shooter nutters really do need an an anonymous death followed by flushing the ashes down the Coroners office toilet )
Yummy. What a combo.
ReplyDeleteIs it my imagination? or are most "tactical" or "AR" scopes big game African scopes refitted with a mil dot instead of a German #4?
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