#1 S&B - Field Target 2.1 "Advanced Version"
Posted: Tue May 23, 2017 5:38 pm
"Hi all,
perhasp it is of some interest for some of you.
It seems so that S&B has quitely upgraded the internals of their FT2 model. I had a chance to play arond with one of the upgraded models for 2-3 hours few week ago. I also had the chance to directly compare the current FT2 model with the new one. My personal observation was (but please note that I am really a pretty lousy German FT shooter (although with good eyes) and more shooters need to check): wider FOV, slightly brighter, much better snap-in in range finding @45-50m (the distance on the standard wheel was around 4mm/m and equal for the entire range from 9 – 50m).
As far as temp shifting is concenred I did not have the time to check.
I also heard the rumour that one or two of the new ones may also be in UK for testing/review.
Overall it was very promising but let’s see whether it can deliver what it promises.
I understood it may hit the market beginning of July (this year).
Cheers
Tom555 "
perhasp it is of some interest for some of you.
It seems so that S&B has quitely upgraded the internals of their FT2 model. I had a chance to play arond with one of the upgraded models for 2-3 hours few week ago. I also had the chance to directly compare the current FT2 model with the new one. My personal observation was (but please note that I am really a pretty lousy German FT shooter (although with good eyes) and more shooters need to check): wider FOV, slightly brighter, much better snap-in in range finding @45-50m (the distance on the standard wheel was around 4mm/m and equal for the entire range from 9 – 50m).
As far as temp shifting is concenred I did not have the time to check.
I also heard the rumour that one or two of the new ones may also be in UK for testing/review.
Overall it was very promising but let’s see whether it can deliver what it promises.
I understood it may hit the market beginning of July (this year).
Cheers
Tom555 "
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