Thank's mate 👍

I just did mate 👍

@@Outdoorsaustralia Cheers Daz!

Cheers mate 👍

Yes it would suit a 270 perfectly

Suit. It's not a room.

Thank's Shane, it's a great unit and I very much enjoy using it 😀

It was right behind the shoulder passing through both lungs and heart, right where i was aiming.

@@Outdoorsaustralia There's 1 in EVERY thread!

Thank's Terry

Hi Glen, its a simple spotlight mount I purchased on ebay then removed the spot light and mounted an arcswiss camera mount instead

@@Outdoorsaustralia thank you very much

The 223 is definitely a bit louder

@@Outdoorsaustralia I know! My late mate used to use his to drop roos & pigs in NSW!

Works every time

@@Outdoorsaustralia Hell yeah

You my friend, are an absolute Legend !!!

DEAD foxy lox!

No but fox is an introduced pest in Australia

LMAO! Seriously? You have to ask?

How exactly is it cruel?

That’s not your opinion though

NOT in your country dura! Foxes are illegal pests here!

GET a clue!

@@TheGreatoutdoorsAndGourmetVic I have it, now what

Thank's mate, shooting of a large carbon camera tripod

Thank's Nenad

Thank's mate 👍

Ha ha 👍

@@Outdoorsaustralia BZZZZ BZZZZ crackle...

It could be 😉

@@Outdoorsaustralia I reckon!

Thank's Shane

Thanks Peter 👍

Yes they have good recoil lugs on the rings and should hold up to any calibre

@@Outdoorsaustralia Hi, thanks for your reply! Could I ask you if you have had the opportunity to detect the actual weight with an illuminator, rangefinder, rings and batteries?

Using a howa 1100, it's usually a tack driver and hasn't been fussy with cleaning in the past but I'll clean it and test some more ammo

I'll try some thanks mate

Yes a little snappy sound from the 17hmr but not too loud. I walk around with a red coloured led head lamp on, and to be honest, I've seen very few snakes at night compared to the day

Hornady 17gr VMax are superb. I've run them through two different 17hmr rifles and always reliable and very accurate.

I haven't had the split brass problem with the hornady 20grn, I've seen the hornady 17grn split cases a few years ago in a friend's rifle. I've got some cci A17 ammo to test hope my gun likes that

Ruger, for sure. Nicely balanced with a heavy barrel. Compact fun to use. Good trigger, accurate. The rest of it is average, mass produced crap. Mine went back due to ejection problem, but it came back and has been ok. Only tikka and sako you could say "my rifle is awesome". But you pay of course.

@@larrybinge860 I had a heavy barrel Ruger American Target that had exactly the same ejection issues; it went back and then fired beautifully after that. Absolutely a sub-MOA rifle. It was just a bit too heavy for a night of walking around so I then got a Tikka T3x.

@@Outdoorsaustralia I have found the CCI to be dreadful in both of my 17hmrs. Be interesting to hear if you go better.

Yeah I'm thinking that's what's going on as they have allways been good and accurate in the past

Glad it helped mate

Hi Paul, from memory, it was the wall adapter and the dock for charging the batteries

Thanks Nick 👍

There a great unit, probably the best nv add on I've used at any price.

For the best look through the eyepiece and hdmi output I set the screen to 4:3 instead of 16:9, this fills the eyepiece screen fully and is like slightly zoomed in as you could see on the hdmi screen. Be sure to have the ir illuminator on its max brightness setting, then zoom in the illuminator to a small spot, You need to set the illuminator up like that to see further at night. Hope this helps Regards Daryl

Thank's John 👍

Thank's mate 👍

Thanks mate, it's a heap of fun shooting over 100 metres with small calibres using the ballistic calculator

Thanks for the kind words mate, I'm glad you enjoyed the review even though it is very long but there's so much to cover with this scope 😀

@@OutdoorsaustraliaYou're welcome. 😁 It's a fabulous scope and incredible value for money for one in that price range for sure. It was well worth the time you spent on reviewing it because there's a lot more under the cover once you delve deeper within its extensive menu, and this also enables further tweakabilty of its image and such. Oneleaf have obviously spent a great deal of time and thought on how best to structure that menu to make it relatively easy to work with. Their colour manual for it is also exceptional as far as those things go, for making it easy to read and understand about every aspect of the scope and its accessories from start to finish. All things considered, I think it's quite brilliant.

It has I higher resolution sensor and a bigger germanium lens than the ap13

Ok I'm thinking of going with the T2 pro then it's got the 256×192 but a better focal length then my T2 search that I own and it will cost less then the ap13... have you used the T2pro yet, I would like to see a good side by side comparison between the T3 and T2pro at long distance objects.

In the app you can save more than 1 reticle under different names, you can then load the correct reticle to the scope as needed

At least it's not a Jabelot!

Thank's mate 👍

I'll pass on the fox pie lol 😆

@@Outdoorsaustralia Me too! Tho I AM partial to a pie of the fox! ;oP

I got heaps this year, was so many around it must have been a good breeding season

@@Outdoorsaustralia That meant plenty of RABBITS to feed them Daz!

Yeah their all slowly getting more affordable but still expensive