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23 Feb, 2009
The Majestic - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
Great "Big Band" and "Boogie" musicals. It was true to the movie's theme and often brought memories of the film rushing back into my mind. I am enjoying this CD greatly.
03 Jul, 2018
Leupold should take notes!
This is exactly what is needed for crossbows that have compact scopes (like most of us use). The Leupold supplied mount requires modified scope rings to fit. This works perfectly by mounting to the picatinny or Weaver rail most crossbows already have.
This mount allows mounting on either side of your scope and is lower than scope ring mounts (like the one supplied by Leupold). Additionally, I was able to adjust the mount fore and aft (along the side of the scope) to locate the rangefinder at the perfect distance for my eyes to focus on it quickly (using peripheral vision while looking down the scope).
This mount (I purchased the metal mount, not the previous plastic model) is extremely sturdy and of exceptional quality! I also like the ease of removing the unit and remounting it on my pellet rifle (which I use during the “off season” for pest control).
I have added a spirit level to the mount also. This allows me to shoulder the crossbow, look through the scope, verify my target range, and check my cant angle... all without even moving my head or loosing my cheek weld... awesome feature when hunting game that are “motion sensitive”!
Bottom line: excellent quality, great versatile design, value to price point is spot on... I highly recommend this mount.
04 Sep, 2018
Remake of earlier model, but less features!
1 of 1 found this helpful First, let me state that I use my model 200118 Eliminator scope exclusively on an inline muzzleloader.
The Burris Eliminator model 200118 is just a remake of the earlier 200114 model but without two key features: it must be on maximum magnification for bullet drop compensation to work and it does not have angle compensation either. The glass is clearer than the 200114 model and magnification has been lowered from 4x-12x (200114) to 3x-10x (200118). The loss of magnification is not a big deal, but is definitely noticeable when hunting.
From my research, the 200118 model was only in production for a short time... probably due to the loss of features from the previous model. I’ve had 3 different model Eliminator scopes (200114, 200118, and 200120), and I still own two of them. For muzzleloader or slug guns I would recommend the 200114 model over 200118... but the best all around model (for muzzleloader, slug, standard rifle and magnum rifle) in my opinion is the 200119 (200119 is the only currently manufactured model that can be used on muzzleloaders).
So, if I were in the market for a bullet compensation Eliminator scope for my muzzleloader, I would choose a used 200114 over a 200118 model... and if I saved up enough money, I would choose the 200119 model over both.
P.S. one more thing to consider: the only current production model that can be used on a muzzleloader is the 200119. Burris has the “Forever Warranty”, BUT, if you send in an older model (200112, 200114, or 200118) they will replace it with the closest new model they have (200120) and that replacement wIll NOT be usable on a muzzleloader or slug gun! I found this out the hard way when I sent in my 200114 for repair and received a 200120 back from them... AND they wanted a $400 upgrade fee to send a 200119 (muzzleloader capable) scope instead of the 200120! I guess their replacement policy is “closer to form” rather than “closest to function”.