I shoot wrong handed.... Sue Me! (Lefties Unite)
I like to take photos of Firearm Related Stuff, Wildlife and Landscapes.
Forever dreaming of a Blaser R8 - The ultimate switch-barrel rifle.
https://bandrphotography.ca/
I shoot wrong handed.... Sue Me! (Lefties Unite)
I like to take photos of Firearm Related Stuff, Wildlife and Landscapes.
Forever dreaming of a Blaser R8 - The ultimate switch-barrel rifle.
https://bandrphotography.ca/
Yeah, I didn't scroll all the way down. So no way to know it's there unless you do scroll everything. I'm just saying, I'm used to searching online and didn't see it, sure others will have trouble. But hey, that's just me giving some feedback you do whatever you want with it.
Also, still haven't found the prism reticles...
Nothing is more fairly distributed than common sense: no one thinks he needs more of it than he already has.
- Descartes
Both Prisms on the same page as the rifles scopes.
but here are the links
https://alpenoptics.ca/product/alpen...istic-reticle/
https://alpenoptics.ca/product/alpen...-with-red-dot/
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Alpen Optics Canada
www.alpenoptics.ca
Wasn't that I didn't find the prism, couldn't find their reticles. Finally got to see them by downloading the manual.
My suggestion would be to have the reticles in the product pictures, that would be much easier for the customer. Also, I don't know if it's only on my phone or if others have that problem too, but when opening the data/specs, half the page is off screen and I have to turn my phone to see everything.
Sorry if this all sound whiny, just interested in the brand/product and have a hard time with your website. Also worked in the field a long time ago so this stuff comes easy... Your reply/support seems excellent tho!
Nothing is more fairly distributed than common sense: no one thinks he needs more of it than he already has.
- Descartes
I don’t see torque recommendations in the manuals - I may have missed it, but would appreciate that being easy to find.
Thanks for pointing that out. The website was build off of the German/UK website. I went to Alpen in Germany and asked the question and recommended specifications. The Product manager, Dominik, replied back this morning with the following.
"The torque requirements depends on the mount that you use. To be 100% correct the customers has to check the mount manufacturers website.
As a rule of thumb, use 1,5 Nm to 2,5 Nm (13,27 to 22 inch pounds). I personally mount my scopes with 2Nm or 17,7 inch pounds and haven´t had any problems with normal hunting calibers up to .30-06"
Thank you for pointing out the missing information
Alpen Optics Canada
www.alpenoptics.ca