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04 Nov, 2020
Go for a heavier gauge than you think you need
The ratcheting mechanism fails under a light(ish) load, say 35kg, with the ratchet riding over the teeth.
For lighter tasks it's very neat and works well.
11 Jan, 2017
Bisley Scope Light Maximizer - does extend shooting time by ~15mins
1 of 1 found this helpful By eliminating extraneous light & forcing your eye to focus on light coming down the rifle scope there's no doubt in my mind that this does extend my evening shooting by around 15 minutes.
Some observations:
Product may be a tight fit onto your 'rifle scope (it certainly was with a Meopta Tactical 3-12x50), talc may help & you may need to remove any existing silicone eyepiece ring from your 'scope.
I cut the length of mine down to make putting it/ taking it off easier, however this does mean that I have knocked it off when the rifle was slung. This may not be an issue for you. (Or perhaps consider creating your own small hole with a hit pin through which to attach a tether cable (strong fishing line/trace?)??). I now remove mine when not in use to avoid losing it.
My cheek/butt position is altered & eye relief can be tricky. I believe that my point of impact is materially affected (further range work required to prove), so I would counsel thoroughly testing your POA/POI on a range before using "in anger" . I also remove it for daylight shooting so as to minimise the chance of losing it,
Definitely worth a try.