Accucover

[langouroux 14]

thinking about ordering one of these, does anyone own or rate them?

 

http://www.accucover.com/

 

this bloke has given a it greast review!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ReJw6qZu-QU

Edited December 28, 2010 by langouroux

[aaronpigeonplucker 32]

i have one on my s400. good but only to a certain extent. definatly useful on awkward standing and kneeling positions as it stops your head going at an angle. for bipod shooting and stable positions it dosent really make much difference tbh. i can't put it on the rifle most of the time now because of scopecam shooting.

[roffrod 2]

I got one the other day but haven't fitted it yet. The reviews sounded good so that why I got it.

[langouroux 14]

I got one the other day but haven't fitted it yet. The reviews sounded good so that why I got it.

 

i'm have been suspicious of my shooting having cant issues for a while! so i think i wil order one to!

 

let me know how you go with it mate.

[AccuCover 0]

Just a quick note to say AccuCover will have a stand at the British Shooting Show. We shall be on gunmakers row. Air Arms will also have the AccuCover fitted to their rifles on the plinking range. Give it a try and see us on the stand.

 

We will also be running a free to enter prize draw.

 

Hope to see you there.

 

ATB Nick

[halamrose 24]

Is it best to bring the scope to fit one or are the measurements enough?

H

[Operator 3]

I've got one on my AI 7.62, on a Schmidt&Bender PM2 at work and it does seem to help with less stable shots eg: standing or otherwise unsupported. Prone on the bipod my cheek weld/head position is consistent anyway. Only one downside is that the opening button has fallen off when it was in a dragbag in the car and I can't find it. A bit disappointing considering it was bagged up safely in the boot and it should really be able to take a few knocks. I must get in contact with the company.

[DERBOY 18]

I've got one on my AI 7.62, on a Schmidt&Bender PM2 at work and it does seem to help with less stable shots eg: standing or otherwise unsupported. Prone on the bipod my cheek weld/head position is consistent anyway. Only one downside is that the opening button has fallen off when it was in a dragbag in the car and I can't find it. A bit disappointing considering it was bagged up safely in the boot and it should really be able to take a few knocks. I must get in contact with the company.

I had the same thing happen got hold of the company and they sent me aother one free of charge ,two days later that had fell off in the field somewhere not bothering again slung it in the hedge cos if u try to open it with out the button it is not so easy.

slung in the hedge , why noy put it in your pocket and take it home and put in the bin.

the country side is full of rubbish why put more. i think you should go back and pick it up .i bet the land owner whould,t like it .

Edited February 21, 2011 by DERBOY