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Gear Review: Primary Arms 6X ACSS .22 LR Scope
Submitted by:
Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"March 11, 2014: the U.S. Patent Office approves a patent for the Advanced Combat Sighting System, or ACSS. This novel reticle design combines near-instant, intuitive ranging of human targets out to 800 yards with built-in bullet drop, windage, and running target compensation markings. A full review of Primary Arms’ 1-6X ACSS is forthcoming. But, for those looking to range and engage targets a little less grave than enemy combatants, today we’re checking out a version of the ACSS reticle designed for ranging clay pigeons, cans, and bottles out to 200 yards. It’s built into the Primary Arms 6X 22LR scope. . ." ... |
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| hmm, looks great for single stationary targets but horrific for running side shots, to cluttered, bulky |
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