Kahles 525i 5-25x56 with LH windage

[Mountainman]

Has anyone tried one of these? I'm having a hankerin to build a dedicated LR target rifle and I certainly think having the windage dial on the left side would be a major advantage.

 

[Mountainman]

Nobody? I'm almost certain I'm not the only scope sl*t on this forum. Why do they build all scopes for left handed shooters?

I had one years ago that had the windage dial on the left side but I had to get rid of it............it made everything look far away

 

[joe16]

I think it was Muddyboots (could be wrong) says he turns his Tasco World Class 90° and uses the elevation on the left side.

 

[Mountainman]

Must be a pain adjusting the parallax

 

[joe16]

Must be the models with the adjustment out front

 

[Mountainman]

Guess I need a Tasco world class

 

[Koda]

Was surprised to learn why some LR shooters build right hand rifles with left side ejection so why not a scope to match?

 

[Muddyboots]

I think it was Muddyboots (could be wrong) says he turns his Tasco World Class 90° and uses the elevation on the left side.

NAH, secret is to mount it upside down. EVERYBODY knows that target HACK! Plus I use a stack on 2x multiplier for REALLY long range like the Texas prone gong Invitational Shoot.

And yes! I do have a 6x24x44 Tasco WORLD CLASS in use! Its on my Beeman .177 LR! Longest kill is 77yds on ground squirrel!

 

[Muddyboots]

Air rifles are actually hard on scopes. The Berman killed a couple. This scope garage sale find has worked out great for pest control. Cross sticks and range finder and wife rolls eyes when I head out door! Tasco World Class "Target Scope". I paid a whopping $10 for it years ago still NIB. Boy was I scammed!