Posted: 12/4/2010 1:22:23 PM EDT
Now that you've had them for a while, what do you think?
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Suggested improvement: add small divots/indents instead of flat for the marker lines, this way I can't manage to rub off my sharpie mark for "stop here' .
provided I don't rub off my mark, the sights (2 BUIS, 1 aim point cantilever) hold zero really well, out to 100 I keep the same zero (I'm not a good enough shot to determine actual changes in zero with the ammo I shoot(2-3 MOA ammo).I don't shoot farther than100 yards at my range so no better description than that. edited 12/05/2010, I over all like mine, it's RTZ ability is greater than my shooting ability. |
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Love mine, Thanks for giving it to me to test, and keep!
I love going to the range and getting  looks when I pull a scope out of the bag, put it on with a wrench, shoot a <1" 5 shot group right on the bullseye, then take it right back off. The guys around me all have their hunting rifles and think I'm an idiot. Then when the range is cold they see how my shots are basically in the same hole right on target, and theirs are a shotgun pattern nowhere near the bullseye.
I just smile and laugh to myself 
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Is there an advantage for the VFZ over the QD speed lever? I recently bought a LT-158 with the QD lever for a .308 AR. If I remove the scope occasionally, is there a better chance of retaining zero if I would have bought the VFZ mount? No advantage, just an alternative at a lesser price for people that don't need the QD feature. |
I've got the LT104 VFZ (that you guys gave me to test  ). Been on a bunch of range trips by now, never had a single problem with it. As stated above, if there's someone else out at the range, they inevitably ask questions about the mount. I don't even know how many time's i've given out your guys' site & telephone info. Anyway, nothing I can think of for an improvement. Thanks guys.
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Quoted:
Is there an advantage for the VFZ over the QD speed lever? I recently bought a LT-158 with the QD lever for a .308 AR. If I remove the scope occasionally, is there a better chance of retaining zero if I would have bought the VFZ mount? $25 less per locking lever. |