Post by: ivarhusa on January 21, 2009, 01:00:15 PM
http://www.bulzeyepro.com/testimonials.php (http://www.bulzeyepro.com/testimonials.php)
Some models thread right onto the rear of a Leupold scope, for example, and triple the magnification.
This struck me as an interesting option, so I got one ordered. I figure it might help me demonstrate the true accuracy of the rifle off the bench a bit better, or possibly with marmots or ground squirrels (that sort of thing).
Right now, I can't see the holes in the target at 100 yds with my 204, but I'll bet I can with this accessory. (Seeing as how I don't own a spotting scope.)
It isn't a "free lunch". It also magnifies the cross hairs, drops the brightness, and constricts the field of view (as one would expected).
Using one precludes the use of a rear scope cover (of the thread-in type).