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#1262917 - 03/31/09 07:28 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: LBLDOG]
Weston Offline
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Registered: 11/21/07
Posts: 583
Loc: Tucson AZ
nice to see that the ARD has been used. I really liked the concept (Aimpoint Killflash has been out for a long while) I think this is the scope I'm going to get once I get my next gun. Hopefully a .22-250 (Tikka T3 Lite)
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#1262918 - 03/31/09 08:00 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: Weston]
Rod Haydel Offline
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Registered: 01/20/04
Posts: 592
Loc: Bossier City LA
Nice but here's what everyone wants to know. W H E R E and W H E N they gonna be avaiable

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#1262919 - 03/31/09 08:56 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: Rod Haydel]
rockinbbar Offline
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Registered: 01/08/08
Posts: 10218
Loc: TX
The more I see the reticle, the more I think I want one for my go-to calling rifle.

Gary, Any chance of Savage putting that on their Predator Rifle?

I see a pic above with MossyOak Brush...

Thanks,

Barry
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#1262920 - 03/31/09 10:18 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: rockinbbar]
venatic Offline
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Registered: 06/11/03
Posts: 6996
Loc: In the right lane
I am going to try one on my Savage predator when I find one.
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#1262921 - 04/01/09 12:25 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: venatic]
coyoteclyde Offline
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Registered: 12/20/05
Posts: 72
Loc: Mn.
Good job Byron what type of scope mount is that?

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#1262922 - 04/01/09 01:00 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: coyoteclyde]
rockinbbar Offline
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Registered: 01/08/08
Posts: 10218
Loc: TX
I know what kind it is....

LaRue Tactical.

Best in the business!
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#1262923 - 04/01/09 01:42 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: rockinbbar]
coyoteclyde Offline
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Registered: 12/20/05
Posts: 72
Loc: Mn.
Thanks Berry, Who handles them? Clyde

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#1262924 - 04/01/09 02:39 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: coyoteclyde]
venatic Offline
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Registered: 06/11/03
Posts: 6996
Loc: In the right lane
They are a sponsor here so go to sponsors and you will get a link.Good company I have 4 of those mounts they are top quailty.
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#1262925 - 04/01/09 03:35 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: coyoteclyde]
Gary_Roberson Offline
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Registered: 09/23/08
Posts: 32
Loc: Menard, TX, USA
Barry
I hunted with Ron Coburn, Savage, Jon Allen, Nikon and Butch English, Mossy Oak in NM. Yes, there is an excellent chance that the "new" package rifle offered by Savage will have the Coyote Special scope on it. The scope will not be available until April at the earliest...I would bet on the first part of June.

Having the chance to hunt, plot and scheme with these three gentlemen was an honor. I do not have to tell you that the companies represented by these men are highly successful. I will tell you that I have finally convinced these gentlemen how rapidly this game is growing and that they should be involved and they are listening. Getting these folks active in predator game will be good for all of us.

Barry tell Barbara "Hello" for me.
Adios
Gary

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#1262926 - 04/01/09 03:59 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: Gary_Roberson]
rockinbbar Offline
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Registered: 01/08/08
Posts: 10218
Loc: TX
Gary, she sends her best to you and Deb as well.

I'm very pleased to hear about the meeting you guys had at the hunt. I'm sure that when people realize that preadtor hunting is going the route that turkey hunting did 15 years ago, they will see their profit margin of having dedicated predator products will do nothing but skyrocket in the coming years.

It's great news that we have people like you & Byron that are players for us in the commercial market.

You are right it does us all good.
A step in the right direction.

Barry
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#1262927 - 04/01/09 08:54 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: coyoteclyde]
Kingfisher Offline
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Registered: 03/05/09
Posts: 64
Loc: TN
I wonder if this scope will be in the Buckmaster Scope price range or will they attempt to sell it at the Monarch level?

Byron

Very honest acessment; I am very intrested in one.

Great 3x hunt.

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#1262928 - 04/01/09 08:59 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: Kingfisher]
venatic Offline
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Posts: 6996
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They already have the pricing at The Optic Zone. They are selling at Buckmaster pricing I believe.
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#1262929 - 04/01/09 09:40 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: venatic]
Kingfisher Offline
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Registered: 03/05/09
Posts: 64
Loc: TN
Venatic

Thanks for the heads up.

I sent Forwared this review to several of my friends that are not currently members of PM at this time. I suspect 2 of 3 ratio will join or lerk? Time will tell. Lots of AR - Hunter/Owners in TN. We tend to enjoy the smell of burning powder.

PM-Great Site

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#1262930 - 04/01/09 09:43 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: Kingfisher]
rockinbbar Offline
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Registered: 01/08/08
Posts: 10218
Loc: TX
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Venatic

Thanks for the heads up.

I sent Forwared this review to several of my friends that are not currently members of PM at this time. I suspect 2 of 3 ratio will join or lerk? Time will tell. Lots of AR - Hunter/Owners in TN. We tend to enjoy the smell of burning powder.

PM-Great Site




That's what we like to hear!

Keep 'em comin'! No need for them to be shy either..
Barry
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#1262931 - 04/01/09 09:52 PM Re: Nikon's "Coyote Special" scope review [Re: rockinbbar]
venatic Offline
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Registered: 06/11/03
Posts: 6996
Loc: In the right lane
Kingfisher welcome aboard. Lot of folks around here share that sentiment about the smell of powder so make yourself at home.
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