Hi Kent Had mine a month now so still learning. I understand the Ato E Reticle zero options but on the BC page I can only have one input. I was under the impression I would have 5 different .22 subby profiles hence the A to E options? Have you found different? Have I got this wrong? Thanks
Just out of interest, do you think the data you input could be manipulated to mimic the trajectory of an 8.44 gr, 177 pellet ? I recently bought an HT60 without the LRF, and have set the A-E menus to give me zeros from 20 to 60 metres. I use a golf type rangefinder, which does the job brilliantly, but it would be cool if the scope could do it for me. Nice vid.
I can't see why not. The ballistics menu allows you to plug in projectile data e.g. weight, speed, coefficient etc and from that it calculates drop. It doesn't care what's propelling the projectile or what projectile you use. As long as you can plug inthe above it does the math.
@@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 Thanks for the reply. I know some calculators only cater for rim and centre fire. My Sytong sits on a TX200 and so far it has been superb. I may well add one to my HW97. Nice video by way.
Hey mate. I heard a rumour a year ago that you might be able to firmware update the older models. Do you know if that's possible? I've got an HT-60 LRF but the LRF is useless and I wish I'd never paid for that extra weight. It often shows about 4.2m no matter where I point the rifle. I also bought a PARD DS35-50 which looks like a traditional scope, but LRF is great and image clarity is better. Tried my hand and shooting pigeons in a barn the other night, but didn't record it. Pretty successful once you get ballistics (on the PARD) dialed in.
Na there was talk about an upgrade but think they just bought out a new model. Shame your lrf doesn't work well. Mines been faultless. But I know the Pard and they look like they work pretty well. Pigeons and rats would be fun!
Nice explanation Kent.
The booklet is carp!
Just got one of these in the UK.
Thanks for your time and effort.
You're welcome mate. Thanks for the note.
Thanks for that, I have just ordered the same model here (over the ditch) my fox lights are doing their job but it's not a cure, lead is!
It sure is. We don't have foxes over here.
Hi Kent
Had mine a month now so still learning.
I understand the Ato E Reticle zero options but on the BC page I can only have one input.
I was under the impression I would have 5 different .22 subby profiles hence the A to E options?
Have you found different? Have I got this wrong?
Thanks
Very good video
Awesome mate. Pleased it was useful.thanks for the comment.
@@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 doesn't explain anywhere, how to freeze the screen !!! Which made the whole scope useless. Well explained thanks again
Just out of interest, do you think the data you input could be manipulated to mimic the trajectory of an 8.44 gr, 177 pellet ? I recently bought an HT60 without the LRF, and have set the A-E menus to give me zeros from 20 to 60 metres. I use a golf type rangefinder, which does the job brilliantly, but it would be cool if the scope could do it for me. Nice vid.
I can't see why not. The ballistics menu allows you to plug in projectile data e.g. weight, speed, coefficient etc and from that it calculates drop. It doesn't care what's propelling the projectile or what projectile you use. As long as you can plug inthe above it does the math.
@@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 Thanks for the reply. I know some calculators only cater for rim and centre fire. My Sytong sits on a TX200 and so far it has been superb. I may well add one to my HW97. Nice video by way.
Very good info mate, how do you set green box to laser splash
Oh crikey. I did this vid a fair while ago. Pretty sure it's a menu option but I'll have to have a play and get back to you.
@@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 Thanks mate 👍
Hello, thanks for the review, please tell me what firmware is on your device? I have the same scope but BC below 0.2 is not released,
Хороший обзоры 👍👍👍
Hi. The BC is automatically calculated and adjusted on the reticle or you have to do it manually at each distance please.
No you use the rangefinder and it calculates the drop automatically and adds a new cross hair to the reticle.
@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 thank you
Hey mate. I heard a rumour a year ago that you might be able to firmware update the older models. Do you know if that's possible? I've got an HT-60 LRF but the LRF is useless and I wish I'd never paid for that extra weight. It often shows about 4.2m no matter where I point the rifle. I also bought a PARD DS35-50 which looks like a traditional scope, but LRF is great and image clarity is better. Tried my hand and shooting pigeons in a barn the other night, but didn't record it. Pretty successful once you get ballistics (on the PARD) dialed in.
Na there was talk about an upgrade but think they just bought out a new model. Shame your lrf doesn't work well. Mines been faultless. But I know the Pard and they look like they work pretty well. Pigeons and rats would be fun!
@@kentoutdoorsinnz7014 You'd think they could at least change the model to HT-61 or something. Did you sell your old one?
Yeah will be mate. Yeah tis a bit odd they kept it the same. Will test the ballistics and post something up.
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hi Kent, slightly of topic, your moderated 410 shotgun, was the moderator put on in New Zealand, or is it one of the UK hushpower versions
price?
Umm think I paid $1300