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    Out of state purchase

    Yeah, that is why I said disregard.
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    Out of state purchase

    EDIT! Disregard. I didn't realize you MUST go through FFL in the state you reside. Doesn't make sense to me in this day and age.
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    So, just a followup. I'm going to use the VX-1. I have it loosely mounted to my gun. Tight enough to not move, but not tight enough to shoot likely. Also, I just eyeballed the level of the reticle to the gun, etc. I will say I'll likely feel better if I get this thing professionally...
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    Other Torque Screwdriver Uses

    What are other uses for torque screwdriver besides scope mounting. Trying to decide if I should get one. I've never assembled anything that says that it needs a specific torque setting before with screws.
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Ok, just read up on that. I understand what it is now and I can't say I recall any distortion on the reticle or fuzzyness. Both images seemed "crisp" to me, but the 33mm seemed darker and "no better" than the vx-1. Bottom line, no diopter adjustments were made. I really didn't know. Scope...
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Now I know what it feels like when I ask my parents if they "googled their computer problem before calling me." I have no idea what diopter adjustment would be. Let me go "google that".
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Dagnabit. I was all set on opening my vx-1 box tonight! The VX-2 they had at Cabela's was the 2-7x33mm. The amount of light/brightness was notable dimmer than even the VX-1 (40mm). I didn't think the VX-2 was better per say as I was comparing to the VX-1 40mm. It was fine, just more muted...
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Looks like Vx-2 differences are coatings (2% more light), customizable turrets, faster focus turn eye piece and some more MOA clicks (4 more). Think I'll just keep the vx-1 unless I'm missing something. Info. Leupold VX-1 lenses coated with implementing of Multicoat 4 technology that allows...
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    Which .45 ?

    Another CZ 97 BD guy. It is a fun soft shooter for a 45. Really feels good in my hands which is important for .45 if you ask me. Glocks don't feel good in my hand (comfort I mean). I'd try and push my budget or go used. Upgrading the hammer/trigger is relatively easy and modest also with cgw...
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    Just a .22 Parallax Scope Poll

    Thanks everyone. I went with a traditional hunting scope 3-9x40mm. I'm not a target shooter (yet) and want versatility and modest cost. I plan on building an AR15 and like that I could use it on that. If I decide later I want a dedicated .22 I can do it then.
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    is leupold worth it?

    Well I just voted with my wallet. Haven't used it yet but liked what I saw at the store. Vx-1 3x9-40mm
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Damn iPhone! I thought I fixed all the ones my phone fixed. Missed one.
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    Possible conclusion! Went to cabelas with more information I have learned here. 1. Looked at Nikon pro staff, Lepold vx1/2/3, bushnell trophy (no legends) and Burris ff II. All in the 3-9 range and a couple 2-7 2. I see the versatility of the 3-9. I also see the difference in 32mm vs 40mm 3...
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    Sorry for more rookie scope questions

    So, answering my own question: Bushnell Legend Ultra HD 3-9x40mm Parallax adjustment down to 10yd Seems to be mostly used for air and .22 guns but isn't a rimfire scope and can be used on larger caliber guns. Reviews seem ok but not great. It is one of those <$200 scopes. It does have the no...
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