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Cutsom Turret Scope questions

Valley1320

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So I'm wanting/needing to get a custom turret rifle scope for my rifle here soon before my wife's oryx and deer hunts this fall. The problem is to be honest my budget is perty tight right now. I've been doing alot of looking and stumbled across the zero tech vengeance rifle scopes. Has anyone used them or know what the glass quality is like or compares to? With my discount on guidefitter I can get what I really want for $530, problem is it's out of stock right now and knowing guidefitter who knows when it will be back in stock.
 
There are even some companies making tape that you can wrap around existing turrets if your scope has tall enough turrets.


I asked to buy an extra set of caps for an S-TAC. Sightron sent them free of charge. Now I intend to drill and tap them for a pair of set screws to use as a zero stop, then I spray paint the dial black, and use different colored paint pens to paint the mark that corresponds to each range.

First I have to get my S-TAC back from a friend to make sure there is a good flat surface for the screws to interface with, and get the proper location to put them at. There’s a chance my zero stop idea wont work. There are other ways to make a zero stop-stop.
 
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turret tags from backfire worked great for us.

 
Personally I never use a “custom turret”, I just go with moa turrets and shoot my true ballistic data. Too many variables to be able to have a 100% perfect turret for every application unless you hunt in the same temperature and elevation at all times, the custom turret would be close but not perfect. I always suggest a ballistic calculating rangefinder that way it accounts for any and all environmental differences on the fly.
 

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