on a scale of 1 to 10 what do y'all rank this marker?
1565546
I think its a great marker for starting out or to just go out and have fun with. As for rating it against another brand or the high dollar pro guns I cant. But this gun works fine, haven't had any problems with them - I have 2 of them.
1815261
Its a 10 for sure. Im a novice coyote hunter and on my first time out using this and a primos spinning rabbit tail decoy l called 4 ccoyotes in less than 10 minutes.
757228
It's little I can say that. But with that said, every time I pull out my rifle the first thing any one notices is this bad little dude. I think it's the coolest thing I have bought since I started shooting. So as far as points. I'm gonna go with 9 out of 10. The quality of this tool is awesome. And it locks on good and tight. Hope this helps.
2182498
on a scale of 1 to 10 i would say a solid 8. Now thats firing an ar15 223 cal and a 40 cal sig sauer handgun. I had a guy next to me firing a 50 cal barret and it was drowning out 60% OF HIS RIFLE. They are really good.
874629
I have not purchased this brand yet, I'm about to. But, I have used the same/similar before. I see a lot of you commenting that the numbers wear off. If you have a standard dose that you use, you can mark where it is with a sharpie before it disappears. That lasts long after the other wears off. Just a suggestion.
681335
You probably have the marker pushed in too far. Pull it out just a hair at a time. You have to find the "sweet" spot for the marker. Once you do you'll LOVE this!
775271
Its not hard at all takes a little time but not much I would say on a scale of 0-10 I would go with 3. The biggest thing is making sure u got it in the spot where u want it at and the sign show the way u want it.
1172953
It goes up to 8. I'm not sure if that would be enough of a challenge for you, but it is for me!
165457
It has markers but they aren't adjustable to mark a specific distance. They are really just there to mark the edges of your track for when you back up.
37800
Usually. I would say 9 times out of 10. It does read + or - 1 but for the most part I haven't had a problem with it. I reload ammunition and use a manual old school scale every time to check it and 9 times out of 10 it matches up.
1270159
I only have trouble reading the yellow from any sort of a distance. But it's yellow, so that is the case with any marker. The other colors are very nice and easy to read. I am attempting to get a picture to attach so you can see the colors, but having some issues at the moment. Also, fyi - the black one writes dark gray.
1628687
On a scale of 1-10, I'd give it a 4. I have a very firm mattress and this adds a layer of softness.
755195
No idea. It works better than several others. Distinct dot and it stays on target.
1362450
Since I'm the only one who uses the brush, i don't have the problem. I guess the marker would be the way to go. Maybe colored rubberbands?
1575983
You should be able to see/feel the difference. To make things a bit easier ... you can use a fine tip permanent marker two label the stone with the grit/number on the side of the block in the appropriate area. I have stones that have set in a drawer for a long period of time before being used again and, trust me, the do-it-yourself reference markings come in handy! YMMV ..
602623
I took a black Sharpie and used the SIDE of the point to color the raised size markings. I did as Bonnie did at first, and I still do, but this is a little better.
2109532
1-5 are equally hysterical ... if you're planning on buying them all eventuality, start with 1 ... easier to keep track. :)