07-27-2021, 01:57 PM
Rufjustis Wrote:Great video. A lot cheaper than my Trijicon and from what I could tell the image is just as good. One thing I liked is when you NUC it you don't have to close the cover like on my Trijicon IR-Hunter Mk-III, 60mm. I noticed your brass catcher, what brand is it? I have a Caldwell on mine and because of the limited clearance between the scope and the picatinny rail I have to leave it on. I can't take it off for cleaning, etc. Do you have that problem with yours? I've looked for others that would work but haven't found any.
The manual NUC of the BAE/Trijicon setups is something that fans would say is no problem and realistic users will note is a pain in the butt. It is the difference between 5-8 seconds (depending on your finger skills/capabilities) and 1-2 seconds with a semi-auto version such as the Super Yoter.
I am using a brass catcher from Tactical Brass Recovery. It goes on and comes off easily. I also have the model where the catcher swings out if you need access to the chamber in the field. They are pricey, but work really well. The company is veteran owned and operated, FYI. http://www.tacticalbrassrecovery.com
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