For father's day and my B-day, I received the Z5 3-18 BT with the 4w reticle. Finally, after a few months of this scope sitting in my safe, I was able to get to the hills to stretch the 7 STW's legs out with the new scope.
I settled on the the new Barnes 168 grain LRX bullet. With a .550 BC, I figure I couldn't go wrong at 3160 fps.
At low light, the optic is very clear as we all know. The ballistic program on the web site was easy to use and has been spot on out to four hundred yards. I hope to make it to Sac Valley Shooting Range next week to shoot five and six hundred yards.
One of the things that I love about Swarovski's ballistic turret is that I can change bullet weights or powder charges without buying a new turret. Just re-zero the scope and follow the ballistic program's instructions.
It was pricy, and it took a little convincing of my wife and even myself to make the purchase, but I am sure glad that I did.
I settled on the the new Barnes 168 grain LRX bullet. With a .550 BC, I figure I couldn't go wrong at 3160 fps.
At low light, the optic is very clear as we all know. The ballistic program on the web site was easy to use and has been spot on out to four hundred yards. I hope to make it to Sac Valley Shooting Range next week to shoot five and six hundred yards.
One of the things that I love about Swarovski's ballistic turret is that I can change bullet weights or powder charges without buying a new turret. Just re-zero the scope and follow the ballistic program's instructions.
It was pricy, and it took a little convincing of my wife and even myself to make the purchase, but I am sure glad that I did.