RUSAN modular adapter repeatability test with Leica Calonox at 100 m
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- RUSAN modular adapter repeatability test with Leica Calonox at 100 m
Sorry for long video, we wanted to keep it real, without cutting or speeding it up.
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0:00 -introduction
1:10 -shooting riflescope only 1:10
2:43 -shooting Leica Calonox without taking it down 2:43
5:17 -shooting with taking down clip-on device on connector of Rusan modular adapter 5:17
7:35 -shooting with taking down whole adapter (clamp) from riflescope 7:35
10:11 -overall results 10:11
Equipment used:
Steyr SSG 69 .308 Win
Swarovski Habicht 3-12x50
Leica Calonox
3 shots in every target…
1. riflescope only
2. Leica Calonox without taking it down
3. taking down clip-on device on connector of Rusan modular adapter
4. taking down whole adapter (clamp) from riflescope
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Great job, Rusan!
It's surprising that some people struggle to grasp the repeatability test.
The fixture removes shooter / human error, allowing for accurate adjustments.
The shooter still has to manually adjust the dials to find the heat pad's center for each shot.
Keep up the fantastic work and continue delivering amazing products.
Thank you 🙂
great test! Pretty impressive accuracy considering you are using factory ammunition
Perfect device!!
Best adapters !
amazing..
can you try to use HIKMICRO Thunder TH35PC please
not sure why you would need the leica that quick release would be handy on pard 007s though
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I'm missing something here. The scope is zeroed. What difference should an add on make if the scope is dialled in ?
Indeed, clip-on can affect the shot.
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What about if don’t put the whole bracket on in same place ?
If you put it "roughly" (logically, just by your eye, no marks) on the same place, you do not loose any precision. If you put it fore example completely opposite side (rotate for 180 degrees), impact point might be different.
The only thing you are testing here is the repeatability of the rifle.
Repeatability of an adapter or the front clip on is not tested when the rifle is clamped into a fixture.
You can do better, I know that you can.
Edit:
My suggestion is to loosen the fixture to release the rifle and also move the fixture after every shot.
Then fix the rifle again and bring it back on target.
Furthermore, use a better heat source. It should not have too much surface contact to the target.
The heat will spread too much in this setup.
Are you sure you know what you are talking about? With the fixture, we only remove possible mistake made by shooter. And we get most what we can get from the rifle. If we take down adapter between each shot, I think that we check it's repeatability.
@@rusan-croatia Yes I know exactly what I am talking about.
It is right, you are taking down the adapter and/or device in chapters 4 and 5. But between the shots, you do not make any remarkable correction on the alignment of the rifle. You only turn the windage wheel slightly back and forth. Nearly nothing.
This is what I meant. Here I suggest that after you removed the adapter/device, you should also move the rifle out of target. After the adapter/device is put back on the scope, you can then bring the rifle back on target.
I do not want to say bad words about Rusan. Top quality products. I appreciate your efforts here. But as an engineer, I could not resist to make some remarks on this testing sequence. Please take it as positive feedback.
Thanks!
@@Alex-gi7sm Moving the rifle has nothing to do with the reliability of the adapter^^ are you sure you´re getting the point of this test?^^
@@rusan-croatia he didn´t get it -_-
Agree. You might as well perform the test with no sight if you’re going to keep the rifle in the vice…
If you need this to shoot at a hundred yards then maybe you shouldn't be shooting
What? Think before you write! For what could the Leic Calonox be usefull? I give you a hint: it has to do with lack of light and hunting. Maybe you can figure it out. If you cant, please never write again..
So ein Bullshit, everytime you corrected the position to the target. Ok, no deviation…..that’s pretty simple…
We correct the position by moving the rifle (Schiesbock is not 100% in place). The same as you would move the rifle when you shoot personally. Important thing is that we do not make correction of the reticle (zeroing). If you do not understand, we can not help you.