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    2 hours ago, ShootersShooter said:

    The Huntersgold looked promising until you find out they don't offer a clear lens choice. 

    The yellow tint makes things pop. That's the beauty of these. One pair for all occasions.  You don't need to switch lenses. I've shot them indoors, cloudy days,  sunny days, they changed with the lighting conditions. If the morning starts off cloudy then becomes full sun then cloudy, no worries. If you want clear just buy a pair of safety glasses.

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    On 3/2/2021 at 11:16 AM, Pew Pew Plates said:

    Im not an eye expert nor do I have an astigmatism, but every shooter with an astigmatism I've handed my vortex spitfire to has said it's great, no difference illuminated or not.  

    I've shot mine with a 50 yard zero out to 600 yards without issue, without a magnifier, after sprinting through the woods.  The targets engaged in order are: 200 yards, 300 yards, 460 yards, and 600 yards.  Of course the 300 yard plate gave me the only issue :facepalm:..  My point is, I agree, people sell red dot capabilities short.

     

    Very cool.

    Can you tell us a little about your rifle setup also with which red dot your using?

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    https://www.njreefers.org/

     

    Check them out. Local club and I’m sure they’d be willing to help you out with info. Keep an open mind and don’t believe everything you hear, otherwise you’ll be buying a bunch of stuff you don’t need. They used to have monthly meeting at peoples house so it’s a good way to check out other people’s system. It’s a hobby you and your son will have to do together, IMHO he is to young to do it by himself.

    I had a few tanks the past 15 yrs with my last being a custom 8’ long full reef. Your tank is small and you need to keep it very simple. Only 2-3 fish... hardy ones.( clowns, damsel). Soft corals if you want reef. Again ones that are easy to keep, which are still tough unless parameters are perfect. You have a very small tank. Good protein skimmer, research it and get a good one, the best you can afford. You have a small tank..did I say that before? If you can and have a cabinet it sits on put the biggest sump you can under it. The more volume of water the better.

     It’s a cool hobby. I used to say the hardest part is resisting the urge to buy the pretty stuff you see at the pet store that your tank is not capable of keeping alive.  

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    Yes they are behind. My last order took 2 months to get. Same as you with no communication,  they charged my card but never heard anything. Finally got a tracking number. I put  in another order about a month ago, haven't heard anything about it. But now I know to try and be patient.

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