New Thermal in the House

Originally Posted By: jmeddyI sure hope it was a fluke also but might explain some of your “non hits”

My thoughts as well. Missed a couple more again the other night, which prompted the zero check.

I treat my thermal with kid gloves, now I wonder when it strayed....
 
I came across this and have the same thermal. Just to note they say you can take it off then put it back on and it will still be zeroed. I found this not to be the case. I have to rezero mine. It am using the ADM mount it came with. But will just be leaving it on the gun
 
BOBTAILS said:
I came across this and have the same thermal. Just to note they say you can take it off then put it back on and it will still be zeroed. I found this not to be the case. I have to rezero mine. It am using the ADM mount it came with. But will just be leaving it on the gun
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Yesterday's results with mine:
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Checking Zero

I hunted the 1st half of the season with my AR in 22 DTI, then switched over to to the AR in 6x6.8 up till now. I figured it was time to give my 22-204 some love, so I took the Iray off & mounted it on the bolt gun. I had sighted it in last year & killed a couple with it before quitting for...
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The Infiray scopes seem to be good ones, especially for the money. I have hunted this winter with the Bolt Tl-35 384 and like it. I too use black hot with a black reticle and white center. To me that seems to give the best view.

The only thing I would like better is a center dot instead of the cross. Some of the centers crosses seem too fat as mentioned.

There is a video on Youtube where a guy shows how to download a customizable crosshair from the iRay app and set it to dot, but the rep at iRay said it can only be a crosshair. Not sure which is true. I would like a small dot OR resize the center cross a bit smaller to appear to be a dot, but again the rep said the center cross cannot be resized. I haven’t tried downloading the crosshair yet, but I hope to. Will have to get my son’s help.

Here's a sample of the Bolt TL-35. Click the image for a video.

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