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I see flickr is at it again...how awful. They think they are so creative, but clearly they are in the dark. (Img0349_DM201403_061_11w) © All rights reserved.

Here are some custom scopes I've been working on. Some you have seen before, some you have not.

 

In any case, feel free to use any of these for whatever purpose you wish, just remember to give credit!

 

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The scope and the night sky, 2nd of October 2014

 

i dunno im not that happy with it...but comment on what you think i guess

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"Each bullet was precious, it's weight counted against his loyalty to his comrades."

 

Image from the Salvage event, in the labs beneath Portland.

Ocean City, Maryland wandering

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did a shoot with my best friends justin and draytons band "collide and scope" im probably going on a winter/new years tour with them should be fun.

 

i put my foot in my mouth when i said i was really loving shooting at night hahaa we had to use justins suv lights on high so i could get my camera to focus

  

-ab1600 boomed thru octa in front little right

-ab800 back left for rim

 

-ab800 in side and high top of the stair well full power shooting to make the window light up all erie

 

-canon 5d mark 2

- 17-40mm f4 usm L

RIP IN POWER SCOPE

 

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“You don't marry someone you can live with, you marry the person who you cannot live without.” ~ Author Unknown

 

In honor of our 12th Anniversary....my man doing what he loves....only 20 more days till the scope comes out again :-)

 

Have a great Sunday...we will be headed to Chicago in the morning to celebrate, so I will catch up with everyone soon!!! Thanks for all your visits & kind words :-)

 

© Darlene Bushue - All of my images are protected by copyright and may not be used on any site, blog, or forum without my permission.

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Consider this a medieval/fantasy sniper,

I made this to fit on a floating rock, an airship or just a very high tower.

theoritically it's probably not an effective device,

considering possible wind, inaccurate,..

but remember, it's fantasy, no one needs to explain why the rocks are floating as well :P

 

Support my LEGO Ideas!

Thanks to Azaghal Gabilzaramul for his scope mount design: www.flickr.com/photos/mooseteg/3134734654/

 

As the accuracy of small arms increased, fueled by the arms race of the Great Steam War, it bacame neccesary to improve the sights of firearms. The invention of the "sharpshooter", a scoped heavy rifle, revolutionized infantry warfare and made foot soldiers more of a threat to tank crewmen.

Athens Subway

It is not unusual to see such obviously high-class fashions. Remember, more is more! I'm surprised that this event doesn't have a best dressed competition, but I suppose that is out of scope with all the fancy cars about the field.

 

2018: Concours of Lemons and Rally

8x10. Watercolor, found paper.

SCOPE 2017, Skagerrak Chemical Oilspill Pollution Exercise offer pictures for free use, with credit like this: "Photo: Kystverket".

scope skywatcher virtuoso 90 telescope

Staff Sgt. Douglas Brown looks through a boresight telescope on an F-16 Fighting Falcon trainer to make sure the M61A1 Vulcan cannon barrels are correctly aligned at Misawa Air Base, Japan, July 2, 2012. As Brown watched the crosshairs of the scope, he instructed another Airman to move a collimator so the weapon alignment was accurate. Brown is a 35th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron resource advisor. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Kia Atkins)

After 9 months, surgeon had to go back in and scope out scar tissue and bone spurs. Back in a boot again

scope skywatcher virtuoso 90

All sizes please!

 

Propably the final version - i've used s**tload of my creative ideas on this project:D

Since version A4, i made only cosmetic changes to the whole gun, and added custom scope

 

Also - check all tech data on A4 version description

Hope you like it:D

 

Description

 

Although excellent parameters, A4 version of 'Pinpointer' wasn't a complete succes. Due to minor comfort issues and lack of sufficient targeting system, Delta Xray took customers advices into account and re-projected rifle. The outcome, is the new A5 version.

 

Changes since A4 version:

-Larger thumb hole, for easier operating

-Custom build-in scope (model QXT-11a - see description_

-Even better rail cooling system

 

QXT-11a Indirect View System (patent pending)

 

Due to the extreme distances between target and XRF-228 user, scientists inveted completely new targeting system. Scope works in two modes: Direct and Indirect view. Direct is standard see-through modified zoom (4x-20x) sniper scope. The innovation is Indirect View. Small computer on the side collects video feed (from a variety of sources - helmet cams, hacked security cams and so on). This image is displayed to the user. Alongside - computer with collects data where the gun is pointed and corrects that on the display (so while viewing target through another soldier helm-cam, u still see your crosshairs - they appear as on the object user' currently looking at.) Also, a little button immiediately points the gun a the place the user's currently looking at.

 

Micro-Movement System:

 

When target's farther than 3000m meters, it's almost impossible to correct the crosshair with human hands. And there's another innovation. Small joystick is connected to the Gyro-stabilizer, allowing for supreme accuracy. (also works when Indirect view is on)

 

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I hope you understand how scope works - it's not that complicated:D

 

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This little guy was sick of me giving him one peanut at a time. He noticed my red bucket filled with the snack, and decided to jump in and raid it!

 

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Made the stock longer and increased the size of the magazine/magwell

This is part of my experiment to get close-up images of brighter deep sky objects using a lunar and planetary camera.

 

On this occasion there is no luminance data, only narrowband - Hydrogen Alpha, Oxygen III and Sulphur II data combined in various ways using either H Alpha or OIII to act as the luminance channel. All images are a stack of 20-second exposures in 16bit mode.

 

At the top is a combination of the data sets on the left and right below. In the middle I've used a Hubble style combination which can't be added to the top image without neutralising the effects. The image on the left uses OIII as the extra luminance data and on the right H Alpha as the luminance channel. H Alpha never picks up the central stars in M57, only OIII or a true luminance or straightforward LRGB set can pick up enough data to show the stars inside the Ring nebula.

 

I will return to this with the intention of capturing more sustained data on each narrowband another night.

 

Peter

 

Ha = 51x20 seconds

OIII = 50*x20 seconds

SII = 23*x20 seconds

 

*OIII and SII in particular were meant to have more frames but incoming cloud cover brought my experiment to a halt.

 

Equipment:

ZWO ASI174MM mono CMOS camera (uncooled), LX200 300mm f/10 SCT OTA, EQ8 mount, 60mm f/13.5 guide scope+ ZWO ASI120MM mono guiding camera

from costal to scope, with filter

July 17 2017 Saltees trip

Cuando dos o más elementos se combinan para formar un determinado compuesto, lo hacen según una relación constante entre sus masas.

This little bastard was active. Lower Madera Canyon, Arizona

Looking through a Kaleido scope.

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