Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
01-05-2009, 10:50 PM
#41
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RE: Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
You sound like your an indian up that way.
I bet you are.
I bet you are.
01-05-2009, 10:52 PM
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RE: Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
And with the present economy ,many of those high paying contract jobs are disappearing.Many of the Edmonton suppliers are also laying off workers.The average trades person working at the plants make around that much,but we are still hiring,not laying off.
And with the present economy ,many of those high paying contract jobs are disappearing.Many of the Edmonton suppliers are also laying off workers.The average trades person working at the plants make around that much,but we are still hiring,not laying off.
01-05-2009, 10:53 PM
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RE: Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
ORIGINAL: stubblejumper
Once again you are totally wrong.My ancestors are of European decent,so I actually have to work for a living.
You sound like your an indian up that way. I bet you are.
I bet you are.
01-05-2009, 11:00 PM
#44
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RE: Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
I don't believe you. I bet right now, you got 5 dodge cars stacking up in your yard like I have seen up there.
And since you yourself posted that you haven't been to Fort Mcmurray,you obviously haven't seen what we have up here.And you are telling me that people from Fort Mcmurray exaggerate.
01-06-2009, 10:26 AM
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RE: Whats better than a Leupold Vari XIII
ORIGINAL: TerryM
I'm actually looking at a 30mm tubed Burris for my .350 rem mag. Does anybody have any concrete information on the advantages or disadvantages of a 30mm tube? The model I'm thinking of has a 42mm objective so there are no issues about having it mounted high. I realize the bigger tube has a greater adjustment range but does it really transfer more light?
I'm actually looking at a 30mm tubed Burris for my .350 rem mag. Does anybody have any concrete information on the advantages or disadvantages of a 30mm tube? The model I'm thinking of has a 42mm objective so there are no issues about having it mounted high. I realize the bigger tube has a greater adjustment range but does it really transfer more light?
