For use at the gun range, will terrestrial images be erect (i.e. "right-side up")?
920726
Yes the C5 comes with a 45 Degree Erect Image Diagonal. You will see a telescopic image of what you would see with your eyes. The diagonal mounts to the back of the scope and angles up 45 deg from horizontal. I have this scope and also use it for stargazing, but it works best with a 90 deg diagonal because you normally tilt the scope much higher to look at stars. However, 90 deg diagonals give you a right side up mirror image.
750016
Hi! Yes, the GoScope can be used as a terrestrial scope and you can take wild pictures with it, too.
1131042
i mounted it on a rhino mount connected to a ph helmet and it sat too far forward. even with the mounts rail set all the way rearward. because of this, you will never get a good sight picture and i am now considering buying the rifle mount and just mounting this monocular right behind an aimpoint pro. i am hesitant because im not sure it will co-witness.
1736319
ambi-either right or left. Only prob. some ranges are set for righty only. Like school desks just twist a little. I'd bought this because the front rest comes off to make a pistol rest. 2 for 1. And the price. For rifle only--- I'd pay a little more for the Lead Sled, as heavy but one piece and steadier. Either way you won't go wrong-it'll last a life time.
195436
Yes, of course. It will, however, be very low on the rail. You will need to get a riser to meet your eye picture needs. I believe Burris has an adapter that is made to do that.
947366
no there is no room under this sight for seeing your fixed sights. You would need to mont the fast fire to the side.
53994
No, the laser can not be used on its side. It can not self level on its side.
2241543
I would imagine. A scope would get in the way and sights may or may not be an issue depending on the type And location. The whole thing has to wrap around the receiver so extra things like large sights could potentially be a problem.
1392164
It is redisigned. So far it is true to form. There is no need to adjust for sights if at 25yards. Anything below that, then you need to take that into account on your aim.
426452
Yes. The 45-degree diagonal is actually more comfortable looking horizontally than upwards into the sky. This telescope won't be as convenient or as rugged as a one-piece spotting scope with a zoom lens, though.
856983
I'm sure u could, a little. I primarily use it for the shooting range. It's not going to have the desired effect that I believe you are looking for, like a telescope would have.
782718
There is a half inch stud sticking out if you remove the L shaped rubber pad that supports the rifle barrel. You would need to find a reducing stud to hold the camera.
1982007
You need to at least put some rocks on the legs or something. A 308 will tip it over if it's not staked or weighted down.
1099708
I hope so. I have it fastened around part of my shotgun to easily activate the camera. I am hunting in No. Penna. for turkey and the weather has been very wet. So far so good. As for the camera, mounted upside down on my forward barrel, this is my second returned first several components failed and really good experience with people in Quebec getting a free replacement. Second camera failing similar to first. Cant download to TV. This is their first generation and cheaply built with many flaws. Anything beyond 25 yds. is unacceptably indecernable as a hunting video on any game.They indicated an advanced version is due out June !st with zoom and what improvements I am not sure. I will try and negotiate the return of my current replacement and pay an upgrade once I see what they have improved. Camera is supposed to transmit pictures correctly on TV even with mine being mounted upside down on the barrel of my turkey gun. It did at first but now all is upside down when played back. Initial camera charging port broke loose and dropped inside the body,thus unusable. The start stop button also failed in a similar manner. Like my current one the original HDMI port is broken and pushed inside the housing. This all happened simply while learning to use the camera. Remote needs to be able to start the camera as well as then turning it on and off. And the new model due out must allow The zoom function to be controlled remotely also Not sure how you will know how much zoom you actually activate. Basically I don't have much hope for X-Cels product unless they make substantial improvements. I am willing to give it a try if it does become much more costly and they make a much sturdier product with features a hunter needs.
1373158
it doesn't no; if you are concerned with it interfering with other optics, the camera actually rotates in the mounting housing so it can be mounted either top, side, or bottom and still get the picture right side up.
2194601
not likely to be at a angle you want, it will be very tippy on the small base. If you got a piece of say 4x4 plywood and drilled a hole in it and put some feet under it you could put a bolt into the base and it would be stable with a normal camera. Not sure you want to do that much work.
1856095
Oh Yes! by all means! even at about one inch setting. Did I mention that "I love this Bipod!!" One of the best things about it, is when in use...You don't have to lay the Rifle on its side when loading it.I'm sorry, but I don't know what Scott9614 is talking about. I have been using this unit for a year and it works great. Of coarse I don't use it on the battlefield.