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He might still be doing the AI Tac Brake Moderator’s though??
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If I remember you can buy them direct from the states and just get them shipped over. I bought two years ago to try. Never did, sold one and kept hold of one. But haven’t yet used it. I’ll have a think if I’m ever likely to use it and let you know in due course.
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I’ve ping’ed you his details.
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It is. You can either contact S&B Germany send it back through them direct. Or contact Adam at S&B UK. Either way it will have to go back to Germany.
They will have to scope 2-3 weeks and last time I enquired (sometime this year) it cost €663.21 plus any licensing fee if you get the MSR ret for example.
I looked into but it all depends how much you bought it for in the first place. You might be better off selling your privately and getting a new one with what you want.
Mark
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If you wanted something similar, but going for the 5-25, rather than the high power. I know you can order them with them with the new MSR 2 reticle.
https://finnaccuracy.com/blogs/fa-news/msr2-available-soon
This would be my choice.
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There is a thread in here somewhere discussing it.
In answer to your question yes the LRR ret is thinner than the P4FL. The LRR ret is 0.02 mils thick the later is 0.04 mils. So half the thickness of that.
https://www.schmidtundbender.de/images/stories/absehen/datasheet/datasheet-lrr-mil.pdf
https://www.schmidtundbender.de/images/stories/absehen/datasheet/datasheet-p4fl.pdf
I strongly advise you get behind one before spending any money. Like all things reticles are personal opinion. My thoughts are that it’s far too fine. I don’t like it, it gets lost very easily. It’s only saving grace is that it’s new day light bright illumination, which you NEED. Otherwise you would struggle to see in at certain mag ranges and backgrounds. That said I’ve only used the 5-25 model. Apparently it’s much better on the high power models which make sense.
Here is also a magazine review specifically on the LRR ret:
https://www.gunmart.net/scopes-and-optics/scopes/rifle-scopes/scmidt-bender-5-25x56-pmii
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Who did your foam?
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Would you sell me one of your magazines?
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Magazine sold. Thank you for payment
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Fine choice. You happy? What did you go for, 6.5 creedmoor?
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Monopod & Leupold rings sold
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The mag is AICS, so won’t fit in a AT. Just any AICS inletted stock or chassis
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Pics relocated*
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Accuracy International Tactical muzzle brake.
Threaded 18x1.5 .338 exit hole - SOLD
Accuracy International Maverick41 50” drag bag - SOLD
Warne PA 34mm low rings
£35 posted
Vortex Defender Objective scope cap 44mM - Sold
Butler Creek flip up (both brand new & unused, one in packaging) - £10 posted each
Eye 16 - 42.2mm
Eye 19 - 43.9mm - SOLD
MDT .308 polymer magazine - SOLD
CTK Accuracy International monopod - SOLD
Leupold PRW 1” low QD rings - SOLD
Freyr and Devik F280 titanium moderator. 18x1 thread, 30 cal exist hole. - SOLD
More stuff to follow. Pics continuing next post
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On 2/6/2019 at 5:09 PM, ds1 said:
A good option would be to go to the British Shooting show (15-17 feb) and have a look at many choices under one roof. The big marquees S&B, March, Swarovski etc will be there plus major retailers- Optics warehouse and Sportsman’s.
if you are shooting a specialised disciple then the optic will be quite specific eg f class - light optic, high mag, 2fp, fine dot reticule. Top of the food chain for this are the likes of Nightforce Competion and March 10-60 x56 high master scopes.
For LR or ELR the IOR crusader with 100 moa of elevation and March Genesis with 400 moa of elevation are worth a good look.
For something more versatile FFP I would be looking at the new March 5-42x56 PRS scope and the S&B 5-45x56 with the new LRR reticle. (Hint we have ordered two of those for our AI rifles).
Whats your thoughts of the new LRR reticle? I assume you liked it and have looked through it if you’ve ordered two??
I just read a good article in this months shooting sports magazine reviewing the S&B 5-25 PMii, specifically with the LRR ret. Would you agree with the findings?
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Bix n Andy triggers - single or two stage?
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I don’t reload at the moment, so limited to factory offerings. I indeed have a box of 139 lapua’s in my cupboard for if and when I get to reload for the 6.5
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To anyone who is interested, the topic at hand the S&B Creedmoor ammo. Is it worth it? I’m undecided.
I believe it’s marketed as a training round or plinking ammo. It’s not target minded I don’t think just being FMJ.
Out of a 26” plus a moddy it meters in at 2734fps with a “ok” BC of 0.51. Strelok tells me this gets me out to 900m supersonic. Unknown transonic performance.
Compare this to Norma, 130gr which it quite hot at 2930 FPS with a BC of 0.548. This gets me out to 1100m supersonic.
Ultimately the Norma and hornady options are better options.... but certainly more expensive.
Average accuracy is seen with the S&B, I consistently grouped 1” with it. Ultimately the user needs to decide what accuracy they are happy with. Both Norma & hornady group 0.5-0.8” respectively.
I’m struggling to see where the S&B falls in. Gets you out to most distances on Bisley, but when wanting to stretch the legs of it to it’s full potential (let’s say visiting Orion) there is clearly better options.
For me, I can defo see a Home for S&B to run a barrel in far cheaper. But unless I’ve top shelf speed & accuracy, the whole reason I’ve got a 6.5CM barrel then I’m going to use my .308 as a training round and save the barrel burning Creedmoor for extended ranges.
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Completely custom. Once you’ve choosen your model, chose colour of fabric, thread colour etc.... made to measure to fit any mod.
Would recommend
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Thank you. It’s 20” .308 barrel, albeit in a 16” forend tube off the AXMC.
I also have a 26” 6.5CM barrel with it, which I haven’t used as much as I would have liked!
Plenty of stuff
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AI Tac brake, vortex scope cap & one of the butler creek sold.