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2.5-25x52 MIL model, MML koncanica
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Zgodna stvarčica za trpanje rupe u rupu na 200 metara, a može poslužiti i za čeku, hao hao.
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--- Citat: evaeva - 20. 06. 2014. 20:46:25 ---Zgodna stvarčica za trpanje rupe u rupu na 200 metara, a može poslužiti i za čeku, hao hao.
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200?! Nemres s tim preko 130!
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razumijem da ti stvarno voliš marcha, ali stanje u svetu je takvo kakvo je: march je loša optika za ove novce i večina ljudi se je izbegava. u taktičkome svijetu march praktički ne postoji, makar ima nešto FFP optika.
možda je istina da si ti u pravu i čitavi streljski svijet u pogrešnome, ali ja vjerujem da je obrnuto.
krivo je pisati da je to ferrari, jer imaju drugi jednaka stakla i puno bolju mehaniku. i to testovi i statistica potvrduje.
i 10× zoom... nije loše, ali to znači puno stakla i slika tamnija jer manji što je zoom svetlija je slika (najsvetlija kod fixnih povečava za lov), a za gledati trpiju oči. tačno zato je optički puno bolji nightforce 15-55 (3,7× zoom) nego march 8-80 (10× zoom). ovo su fizikalne činjenice.
//možda vse ove postove o marchu bolje ovo prebaciti u temu o marchu//
Marko2 Marko koji u to optički ciljnici u svijetu bolji od npr. modela koji ima 20 stručnih kontrola prije nego se pusti u prodaju - Pogledaj optičke parametre optičkog coljnika Deon March I5-42x56mm High Master Wide Angle i usporedi ga s drugima u svom rangu????
Neču navijačku priču u moju butigu i što su rekli američki forumaši koji nikada nisu ni vidjeli ovu optiku i zavisna konkurencija koja škrguće zubima. Želim vidjeti stručne parametre i streljačke rekorde drugih optika.
- Deon March I5-42x56mm High Master Wide Angle with total elevation of 40MIL(equivalent to 135MOA).
As in our previous post, Deon (manufacturer of March Scopes) will be showing 4 new/updated rifle scopes at SHOT Show 2020.
Two of these scopes are now in production; the
- 5-42X56 FFP High Master Wide Angle and the
- 4-40X52 FFP GENESIS.
The other two are concept models of upcoming scopes; a
- 1.5-15X42 SFP Compact and a
- 4.5-28X52 FFP High Master Wide Angle.
Now we have another concept model coming up !
- The new concept model is
- March-F 1-10×24 FFP Shorty.
The length of this scope is 213mm (≒8.39 inch)
The weight is 487g.(≒17.18oz)
It has illumination and you will be able to adjust the Side focus from 10yds-infinity.
This will have 56MIL total travel amount for both Elevation and Windage.
Current available reticles are FMC-1, FMC-2, FMC-3.
We may have more new reticle designed for 1-10×24 FFP Shorty.
This scope was developed in association with Gary Costello (March Scopes Distributor / F class champion) and DEON have taken a long time to perfect it.
Our 1-8×24 Shorty scope is the world’s shortest rifle scope among 8-fold ratio scope.
Now this 1-10×24 Shorty scope is only 3mm (≒0.12inch) longer than our 1-8×24 Shorty scope.
- Shooting 4150m / 2.58 Miles with March Genesis 6-60×56 – Project on French TV
Hard to Break
There is a turning point in every company’s life when potential problems start to emerge as a result of decisions made years before. It seems that, at about the seven-year mark, customers start reporting the same problems or concerns.
I must admit that, as an early adopter of March scopes, I was conscious that negatives might start emerging about now and these would affect the way I used and viewed the product. But, to date, and despite some very rough and tumble use of my March scopes in competition and hunting, things have remained spot on for me.
In researching for this review it was surprising to hear that, after close to 10 years of production, DEON Optical Design Corporation based in Nagano, Japan has not found any returned scopes to have point of impact changes due to faulty manufacture techniques.
By way of background, the DEON factory is not a high volume assembly line. One engineer is able to assemble no more than two March scopes a day due to the amount of hand fitting required to assemble each unit.
Unlike other brands, there is also no plastic used in the construction of the March. The scope body, for example, is machined from a single piece of aluminium bar stock and all the lenses are glued in. This makes for a structurally solid piece of equipment that is much stronger and lighter than other methods of manufacture.
Turning very technical at this point, non-existent color distortion is possible because chromatic aberration cannot be completely removed in relation to focal length. Extra-low dispersion (ED) glass lenses have been specially designed which deliver a large dispersion ratio for a specific short wavelength zone. With DEON installing ED glass lenses, chromatic aberration is significantly reduced, achieving images with clear colour reproduction, high sharpness and high contrast.
March owners can send their scope back to the factory and DEON are happy to test, dismantle, reassemble and again retest the scope. DEON will also provide a report on what they find. But, to date, there have been no mechanical failures detected which can cause point of impact problems.
March optical perfection is also showing up errors in shooters’ loading technique and equipment and, feedback from a number of March users (including this humble scribe) is that reloading practices have had to be reviewed as a result.
DEON have also offered up a practical example. In October 2012, a house fire destroyed an Australian shooter’s firearms collection. While all the rifles were stored in a safe, the heat from the flames melted lead and plastic parts and destroyed wood and synthetic stocks. The only salvageable item was a 3 – 24 x 42 First Focal Plane scope.
The March scope was sent back to the DEON to see whether it could be repaired. Technicians at DEON had not seen this level of damage to any scope before and were expecting to find internal damage from the fire or the water used to extinguish the blaze.
The scope was fully disassembled and all components checked. No internal damage was found and the March scope required nothing more than a thorough external cleaning to be fully functional. The anodizing and engraved turrets showed the colour distortion effects from the heat of the fire but otherwise were OK.
Unfortunately, the front and rear lenses had suffered damage as a result of the owner’s attempts to vigorously rub them clean but these parts were replaced
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