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Tags: 98 air centerpoint Central Crosman EATER GAMO Hollow optics Pellets Point rifle Rimfire scope SNAKE Whisper
Channel: Sports
Uploaded: October 20, 2007 at 11:01 pm
Author: 98snakeeater
Length: 08:11
Rating: 4.73
Views: 18182
A few weeks back, I won a FREE rifle scope from Center Point Optics... It's an Adventure Class 3-9x50mm scope with AO Paralax adjustment and Illuminated Red/Green Mil-Dot reticle... I mounted it on my GAMO Whisper Air Rifle and figured I'd make a little field test video to show how well it's been holding up... I start off with a couple of targets @ 30 yards, then adjust elevation and shoot another target @ 100 yards, then I adjust back to the 30 yard zero and take a few more shots... All shots were taken at center reticle using Crosman Premier Hollow Point pellets... A big thanx goes out to Josh and everyone else at Center Point Optics for running the scope giveaway contest... Great Company!!

Video Comments

moto9ll (August 24, 2008 at 2:34 pm)

yeah its an adventure class...thanks for the help ...i think i'm just gonna take my loss and get another brand of scope...probably a bushnell ....i'm pretty sure they are a better brand...if you have a better idea let me know..thanks...its a good thing you dont rodent hunt because anything in your yard wouldnt have a chance....lol

98snakeeater (August 24, 2008 at 4:53 am)

As of late, I've been reading about quite a few 40mm dudds being replaced for this very reason... If it's one of the "dial-style" scopes (CP's lowest lineup), I'd just toss it in the trash and forget about it (not even worth it)... If it's adventure class with the locking turrets, try remounting with a tape shim... If you're able to dial in with the shim, contact Josh @ CP and have him send you a replacement scope....

moto9ll (August 24, 2008 at 12:30 am)

hey i just mounted a center point 4-16x40 on my talon ss.......while sighting it in at 10-15 yards i am un able to adjust the cross hairs up high enough to the point of impact ...it is adjusted all the way upand is still shooting 3 dots bellow the cross hairs ...also it is shooting to the right slightly off center and i already have it adjusted all the way to the left....is this scope a p.o.s or is there a way to fix these problems?

PsHyCoKill3R (August 21, 2008 at 3:53 am)

Good stuff man =D What's your look on the Beeman 1091 break stock .177 cal? I'm thinking of getting it for my birthday.

98snakeeater (August 12, 2008 at 4:09 pm)

Honestly, I don't know (we think Golden Lab/Rott mix) He was a stray that wondered into my backyard and ended up staying for about a month (you can see him in a few of my other videos) I ended up giving him to someone in my Car Club and he's currently livin the life in a 4 bedroom house with 1/2 acre land and a Boston terrier... Checkout "AbrfwTFUUzM" (Dogfight)

peetkramer (August 12, 2008 at 3:45 pm)

Hey man nice review!! off topic* What kind of dog is that? Really like your dog... Already thanks for responding

98snakeeater (August 7, 2008 at 2:02 am)

If you want the target to remain at center reticle, then yes, you will have to re-adjust the scope for each change in range... However, there is one exception when you won't have to adjust and that is when the beginning and end of the trajectory aligns with the line of sight (extremely rare) If you don't want to adjust all of the time, you can learn to use the mil-dot...

sniper11235 (August 7, 2008 at 1:50 am)

i adjusted a scope to shoot exactly where i want it to at about 15 feet. does that mean that if i wanna shoot further, im gonna have to adjust it again?

98snakeeater (August 3, 2008 at 7:26 pm)

That's too much info to type out on YouTube... To make it easy, just go to airgunsDOTnet and download the Simple Trajectory Program (STP) It will tell you how many clicks you need to make for the given range....

DeadmanXX08 (August 3, 2008 at 6:30 pm)

hey man i got a question when i'm getting the same scope this week and i'm really new to using the targets turrets on a scope what u mean by going by the numbers to change your targets distance and how do u determine the # of clicks to change and how do u use the big # on the dials to determine the # clicks just a little confused since i never used a target turret scope

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