One of my coworkers would jump in. He's one motorboatin' son of a bitch.
Not her.
One of my coworkers would jump in. He's one motorboatin' son of a bitch.
Not her.
Okay folks, I'm an 'older' guy". Just to set the stage, when I was a young person, we had a rotary phone on a six party line, no TV. Only later did we upgrade to semi-private telephone (rotary) and three channel Tv that had a test signal. Ok, I need some help. I purchased an ATN Thor 4 nine months ago and don't under the directions to get it sighted in. The basic instructions say turn this do that. While I'm not a complete fool, I'm out of me league. Any help, please. I'm in St Mary's, just pm me. Thanks
Hear hear! I am in the same boat, however, I was able to find a couple tutorials for my Rattler scope, so I'll give it a crack first.FWIMBW
Older guys aren’t all Luddites. This one (me) is.
I can relate to c&R Daze. In triplicate.
While YouTube is kinda gold standard for how to, please consider offering to help. In. Person.
Do a technical kindness for a fellow member if and when you can. It would be appreciated.
(Yeah, yours truly don’t know how to turn on the TV. Don’t care to either. Kids have to come home in order to get my digital watch right come DST. Laugh. I do.)
Thanks
Love these vidsShot a couple rats at my buddy's down in the swamp the other night with the 10/22 using WW sub-sonic LRHPs and the AGM TS35-640 thermal scope. They were on the drainage ditch berms around his bird feeders. Thermal scope setting was for 'white hot'.
I had to convert these videos to GIFs to upload here, so they're a little 'choppy'.
This first one was shot at 20 yards with the scope zero at 50 yards, thus the low hold. In the MP4 video, you can see the muzzle blast but it was lost in the GIF. I had a rest to shoot this one:
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This one used the 25 yard zero and the distance was about 20 yards, so a dead-on hold was used. Pretty shaky because it was shot offhand and the little bastard wouldn't hold still.
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I love a good snuff film! SPLAT!Shot a couple rats at my buddy's down in the swamp the other night with the 10/22 using WW sub-sonic LRHPs and the AGM TS35-640 thermal scope. They were on the drainage ditch berms around his bird feeders. Thermal scope setting was for 'white hot'.
I had to convert these videos to GIFs to upload here, so they're a little 'choppy'.
This first one was shot at 20 yards with the scope zero at 50 yards, thus the low hold. In the MP4 video, you can see the muzzle blast but it was lost in the GIF. I had a rest to shoot this one:
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This one used the 25 yard zero and the distance was about 20 yards, so a dead-on hold was used. Pretty shaky because it was shot offhand and the little bastard wouldn't hold still.
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Make the opposite adjustment as you would if it were a traditional scope...still gets me sometimes when i mess with mineHear hear! I am in the same boat, however, I was able to find a couple tutorials for my Rattler scope, so I'll give it a crack first.
Congrats!!!!!Got lucky in Georgia last night. Tipped in around 175 View attachment 460772
Makin bacon you wereGot lucky in Georgia last night. Tipped in around 175 View attachment 460772
I'm used to bore sighting where up means down and left means right( can drive a dyslexic like me crazy except I've done so many...). Same principle or the opposite?Make the opposite adjustment as you would if it were a traditional scope...still gets me sometimes when i mess with mine
Congrats!Got lucky in Georgia last night. Tipped in around 175 View attachment 460772
I've only looked at a gazillion comparison videos and don't have hands-on with anything but the TS35-640, but I think that the difference between the TS35-640 and the TS50-640 is less than the difference between the TS50-384 and the TS35-640. My hands-on with the TS35-640 is pretty much what you see at YouTube and I had expected.Cool vids E!
I see most folks have the TS35 (2x magnification). Worth it to spend a little more for the TS50 (2.5x magnification)?
Yes.I also see the 'Varmit LRF' series which has a rangefinder and all the buttons on the side. Seems like handy features?
Excellent!! congrats!Got lucky in Georgia last night. Tipped in around 175 View attachment 460772
The AGM TS series has a reference crosshair that you keep on the aiming point while moving the main crosshair/reticle to the impact point. Literally a one-shot-zero. I used a box and handwarmer.I'm used to bore sighting where up means down and left means right( can drive a dyslexic like me crazy except I've done so many...). Same principle or the opposite?
I sighted mine in with three shots but I believe if you are bore sighting it then it would be pretty much the same procedureI'm used to bore sighting where up means down and left means right( can drive a dyslexic like me crazy except I've done so many...). Same principle or the opposite?