[jumpinjohnathon]

Some have emailed me to post the link again, so here they are.

http://www.gothammarketing.com/ikon....t_4.jpg

http://www.gothammarketing.com/ikon....t_1.jpg

http://www.gothammarketing.com/ikon....t_3.jpg

If you want other views, just let me know....
I'd also like to know if the quality of the photos are acceptable, &
if they loaded fast enough, (as I'm still playing around with and
getting used to a digital camera).

 

[David S]

wowowwww


where did you get that scope? tell me a bit about the scope, how you zeroed it.......ect...

 

[Bruz]

So how do you like it? Does it improve your groups?

 

[jumpinjohnathon]

David S:
I bought the scope off eBay for $30.00, (retails for $119.00).
I also used a "site-vise" to help in the zeroing in.

 

[acrashb]

Quote[/b] (jumpinjohnathon @ April 13 2003,3:08)]If you want other views, just let me know....
I'd also like to know if the quality of the photos are acceptable, &
if they loaded fast enough,

I would definitely like some more views, isometric if possible.

Quality is good (colour balance, focus), loads quickly (I have cable modem), could be bigger and still would load quickly enough.

So.... it looks quite solid, as in rigid and so repeatable with the optics.

You mentioned earlier that it was "heavy". Does the packaging indicate a weight, or have you weighed it (perhaps on a scale at the grocery store)?

 

[rsm38]

Just curious, what slip on grip are you using in the picture?. Thanks

 

[jumpinjohnathon]

acrashb:
New views to come, (may be a day or two), haven't
weighed it yet but will do so soon.

rsm38:
Hogue grip

Bruz:
Haven't had a chance to try it yet at the range, been overworked lately!  But I promise to post results

This Mount is available at:
http://www.aimtech-mounts.com/index_f....id9.htm

Here is the write-up from aim tech:
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NO-GUNSMITHING UNIQUE MOUNTING SOLUTIONS FOR MORE THAN 40 HANDGUNS & VARIATION MODELS
IRON SIGHTS REMAIN USABLE IN THE EVENT OF SCOPE OR ELECTRONIC FAILURE
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