New Scope on my White
#21
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 426
RE: New Scope on my White
ORIGINAL: sabotloader
cayugad
Who is that guy? (yeoman) talking about estate liability taxes... Gees! i do not even know what he is talking about... Are liabilty taxes real or a substitute... Sides everyone knows it is cheaper to ship west than it is east... an a nother thing there is more room in the west to shoot that long shooting rifle - it would not be contained here- it could roam...
cayugad
Who is that guy? (yeoman) talking about estate liability taxes... Gees! i do not even know what he is talking about... Are liabilty taxes real or a substitute... Sides everyone knows it is cheaper to ship west than it is east... an a nother thing there is more room in the west to shoot that long shooting rifle - it would not be contained here- it could roam...
#22
RE: New Scope on my White
I'm deeply touched by how many of you have offered to open your homes to my White Ultra Mag. And I am guessing many of you are touched (in the head)as well if you think I would ever part with this rifle...
This is one rifle that really found a home. I just wish I had bought this one first. I would not have the need for all the other ones in the collection. OH.. and no, they do not need a new home either.
This is one rifle that really found a home. I just wish I had bought this one first. I would not have the need for all the other ones in the collection. OH.. and no, they do not need a new home either.
#24
RE: New Scope on my White
While this one is set up for my White Ultra Mag, there is no telling where it would hit on another rifle with a different load. So it is just easier to get another scope, rings, bases, and set up another rifle IMO.
#26
RE: New Scope on my White
There is such rings out there I believe that help to "solve" scope adjustment problems. Personally I like the QD rings, and would just pop for another scope. But that is an idea if I am thinking what you are.
#27
RE: New Scope on my White
ORIGINAL: Johnmorris
Good shooting Dave as you know I bought a Thompson last year and have had same results. I jave a friend who bought a Traditions 1x 32 from Scheels in Eau Claire they carry a blue for 49.95 and a camo for 70.00. Its is very clear with good duplex about half the price of TC but I don't know abut warrinty
Good shooting Dave as you know I bought a Thompson last year and have had same results. I jave a friend who bought a Traditions 1x 32 from Scheels in Eau Claire they carry a blue for 49.95 and a camo for 70.00. Its is very clear with good duplex about half the price of TC but I don't know abut warrinty
#28
Fork Horn
Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 473
RE: New Scope on my White
Dave as a fellow Wisconsinite The white doesn't need to leave the state
It probably would like white company and my place could provide several
buddies. Anyway I have 2 Nikon 1x scopes and I really like them, both came from Scheels in Appleton Wi. Seems like the kids like to get me gift cert. from there. I also bought about 4 sets of those warne rings when they were on sale (Cabela's).
Redclub
It probably would like white company and my place could provide several
buddies. Anyway I have 2 Nikon 1x scopes and I really like them, both came from Scheels in Appleton Wi. Seems like the kids like to get me gift cert. from there. I also bought about 4 sets of those warne rings when they were on sale (Cabela's).
Redclub
#29
RE: New Scope on my White
The fellow I talked to at Scheels today said they had the Nikon 1X20mm on sale for $159.99 and no Thompson Center in stock right now but expecting more. He did have one of the Tradition's but I declined as I like this Thompson Center scope.
I had never even heard of a Scheels Store until John mentioned one the other day. I guess living in the middle of no where has some real disadvantages. As for sending my White down to you.. well it might miss my rifles in the rack and I would hate to burden you with a whiner. Like you, when those rings came on sale I bought three sets of them also. Those are my favorite. In fact I just got done cleaning the White from another EXCELLENTrange session. I decided I would leave the 1X sighted in at 50 yards since that is the longest most shots would be around here. So a few adjustments and it tuned in perfect. Of course I put a red dot up and the sun was perfect on that dot today. I could really see it back in the woods.
I knew it was hitting high and to the left, so before I shot I adjusted the elevation and fired three shots for group #1. Then I over adjusted a little and shot group #2 and I have to admit it kind of shook me a little.I even thre one. Sothen thefinal adjustment I made and then just kept shooting.
After that I hung a soda can on the target and plugged that four times for something different. So that scope is all set for shooting in the woods and short field shots.
I then threw the 2-7x32mm Nikon on it and really made Bullshop some more money, shooting off a total of 35 conicals today. Overall it was a great day. I also got a hold of wood goat and should have my custom range rod here today or tomorrow I figure...
I had never even heard of a Scheels Store until John mentioned one the other day. I guess living in the middle of no where has some real disadvantages. As for sending my White down to you.. well it might miss my rifles in the rack and I would hate to burden you with a whiner. Like you, when those rings came on sale I bought three sets of them also. Those are my favorite. In fact I just got done cleaning the White from another EXCELLENTrange session. I decided I would leave the 1X sighted in at 50 yards since that is the longest most shots would be around here. So a few adjustments and it tuned in perfect. Of course I put a red dot up and the sun was perfect on that dot today. I could really see it back in the woods.
I knew it was hitting high and to the left, so before I shot I adjusted the elevation and fired three shots for group #1. Then I over adjusted a little and shot group #2 and I have to admit it kind of shook me a little.I even thre one. Sothen thefinal adjustment I made and then just kept shooting.
After that I hung a soda can on the target and plugged that four times for something different. So that scope is all set for shooting in the woods and short field shots.
I then threw the 2-7x32mm Nikon on it and really made Bullshop some more money, shooting off a total of 35 conicals today. Overall it was a great day. I also got a hold of wood goat and should have my custom range rod here today or tomorrow I figure...