I was going to sell the Sav 11 but decided to shoot it a bit as the gun market is pretty depressed right now. Another scout shooter and I both bought unbranded Chinese 2x20 extended eye relief scopes and I decided to get to it and see if how they fair with a series of shooting. Once I get the rifle sighted in, I plan on shooting a five bullseye target, shooting each corner bullseye by adjusting windage and elevation only while maintaining the POA at the center. Three shots after each adjustment and then adjusting down or across to the next corner bullseye. The shooting will be about seeing if the recoil and constant turret adjustments promote failure and I will probably shoot about 100 rounds.
The scope has super clear lenses, ¼" MOA turrets, weighs in at 7½ ounces and was $25. It took four weeks to travel from China. The product guide includes info on their different models offered and if this works out I might try at least one other model. If it doesn't, I'm out 25 bucks. Don't have a clue what the Company name is as they are unbranded so that the importer can put their name on them.
I was going to start the shooting this afternoon but instead, I think I will continue down the range out into the pasture and spend the afternoon in a tower blind. It is a very pretty day today and I will get to the shooting tomorrow.
I use varget with a 180 grain jacketed sierra match king. I don't remember my load specifics I would have to in bury them as I haven't used them in a long while sadly.
